Which Dry Fruits Are Good For Diabetes?


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Dry fruits and nuts are nutrient-dense and easy additions to a healthy, balanced, diabetes-friendly diet. Here are 8 dry fruits and nuts you should add to your diabetic diet today.

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Almonds

Low in carbs, high in magnesium, almonds improve post-meal insulin sensitivity—a major concern in diabetes.

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Walnuts

Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, walnuts help reduce inflammation and improve heart health.

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Pistachios

Low in glycaemic index and high in antioxidants, pistachios may lower fasting blood sugar and improve HDL cholesterol.

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Dates

Naturally sweet but low to moderate in glycaemic index, these are great for diabetics with a sweet tooth.

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Figs

Packed with fiber and essential microminerals, moderate fig intake (1 a day) may support healthy glucose levels.

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Prunes

Rich in soluble fiber and with a low glycaemic index, prunes aid in blood sugar regulation.

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Raisins

With low to moderate glycaemic index, raisins improves insulin sensitivity and is perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

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Apricots

High fiber, vitamin A and micromineral content make sun-dried apricots a good addition to a diabetic-friendly diet.

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