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“Eating nuts before a high-carb meal can reduce a blood sugar spike post a meal, especially in people with diabetes or PCOS. It works because nuts are rich in fiber, healthy fats, and protein, which delay the digestion of carbohydrates,” adds Kedia.
Source: Vogue
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