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Question

I have type 2 diabetes and need to know which fruits are lower in sugar. Which ones would be a better choices for me to eat?

Answer

It is important when choosing fruit to pay attention to portion sizes. You might measure out portions at the beginning to get an idea of a portion. One small orange or apple, 3/4 cup of berries, or 1 cup of melon is a serving of fruit. Choose whole fruit over fruit juice more often. Whole fruit contains fiber and may not be absorbed into your bloodstream as quickly compared to fruit juices. Blood sugar may be affected more as whole fruits become more processed (juiced, pureed, mashed). Talk with your dietitian about how to fit fruit into your meal plan.

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