26 Best and Worst Foods for Diabetics

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One the best ways to control your blood sugar is to follow the diabetes plate method, which calls for filling half your plate with non-starchy veggies, a quarter with a grain or starchy veggie, and a quarter with a lean protein. “This method helps keep calories in check, portions satisfying, and nutrients high,” Newgent explains, adding, “Greens like kale and spinach are great non-starchy vegetable options because they contain lutein, an important nutrient for eye health. This nutrient is essential for people with diabetes since they have a higher risk for blindness than those without diabetes.” For more foods that will keep your peepers healthy, dig into these 4 Best Foods for Eye Health.

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