Juicing is a way to get concentrated nutrients into the body. The increased nutrition provided by juicing can provide essential nutrients to the body, helping it to heal naturally.
However, juicing can also bring a concentration of sugar to the body, which may not be good for everyone with diabetes type II.
If you decide to try juicing, start with a small amount at a time - 1/4 cup or less. Monitor how the juice affects your blood sugar before you continue or increase the amount of juice you consume. ...
Juicing is a way to get concentrated nutrients into the body. The increased nutrition provided by juicing can provide essential nutrients to the body, helping it to heal naturally.
However, juicing can also bring a concentration of sugar to the body, which may not be good for everyone with diabetes type II.
If you decide to try juicing, start with a small amount at a time - 1/4 cup or less. Monitor how the juice affects your blood sugar before you continue or increase the amount of juice you consume.
Fruits will have a higher sugar content in general than vegetables.
