Even in healthy people, high blood sugar after meals can, over time, damage the body, even if it never causes diabetes. It should concern you even if you’re thin and healthy, and especially if you don’t get much exercise or you carry extra weight around your mid section.
Blood sugar or glucose is a major source of energy for every cell in your body. Too much or little glucose in your bloodstream can leads to complications such as heart disease, diabetes, fertility problems and memory problems. Your blood sugar levels associated with the type and amount of foods you eat, and your body’s ability to create insulin – a hormone that regulates energy and glucose metabolism in your body.
- Exercise Regulary
Physical activity helps the body control blood glucose. According to a new study conducted by the CDC, brisk walking regularly can prolong the lives of people with diabetes to walk to make the cells more receptive to insulin, which leads to better control blood sugar. Half an hour of walking everyday will help to reduce levels. It not only help absorb sugar and blood sugar levels, but also increase your metabolism and overall insulin sensitivity. - Drink Green tea
Regular consumption of green tea without sugar helps to reduce the glucose from the blood. If you do not drink green tea, then you also can opt for black tea without sweeteners as well. It has same effect as green tea. - Have lemon juice
Lemon contains vitamin C, that can lower the glycemic index of food enough. Squeeze lemon juice over the food or drink a glass of lemon juice after every meal. Don’t added sugar in it. - Eat smaller portions of food but often
In order to stabilize blood sugar you should eat small meals and balanced meals every 2-3 hours. This will help avoid blood sugar spikes and a large release of insulin that results after a big meal, and will allow blood sugar to drop a little time in between meals. The size of the food should be reduced according to the total calorie intake has not changed. - Eat high fiber food
Fiber is the undigested part of fruits, grains, nuts, and vegetables. When eating high fiber foods, glucose is absorbed more slowly, thus lower the blood sugar and preventing the sharp spikes. A diet that includes insoluble fiber has been associated with a decreased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. - Eat Proteins food
Protein are also known to degrade the quality of their blood sugar. However, you must choose the meat or white meat. Consuming low-fat dairy products like low-fat milk, cheese, etc. are also very helpful. - Do not miss Chromium
Chromium can help people with type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar. Chromium is an active component of glucose tolerance factor (GTF), which helps insulin improve its action. Some studies report that chromium supplementation may improve diabetes control. The best source of chromium are eggs, beef and grains. - Laugh
A study conducted by Japanese researchers found that people with type 2 diabetes who watch comedy shows and laugh immediately after meal blood sugar levels significantly lower than those who attend a boring lecture.
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