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		<title>Suffer From Poor Blood Glucose Management?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[With excess weight comes poor blood glucose management&#8230;. Aka, higher risk of not just diabetes but nearly ALL illnesses. A recent study showed people with poor blood glucose had much more severe symptoms of COVID. So, what does this mean to you if you carry weight? 1. Eat regular protein &#8211; This will help to stabilise blood glucose and avoid crashes (and binges) 2. Eat at regular times &#8211; This will ensure your body is prepared for when food arrives. The body is very clever and &#8216;prepares&#8217; for food. But when you have irregular timings it acts as a stress on the body. 3. Avoid sugary foods and drinks &#8211; These imbalance blood glucose levels and lead you on a<span class="excerpt-hellip"> […]</span>]]></description>
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<p>With excess weight comes poor blood glucose management&#8230;.</p>



<p>Aka, higher risk of not just diabetes but nearly ALL illnesses.</p>



<p>A recent study showed people with poor blood glucose had much more severe symptoms of COVID.</p>



<p>So, what does this mean to you if you carry weight?</p>



<p><strong>1. Eat regular protein</strong> &#8211; This will help to stabilise blood glucose and avoid crashes (and binges)</p>



<p><strong>2. Eat at regular times </strong>&#8211; This will ensure your body is prepared for when food arrives. The body is very clever and &#8216;prepares&#8217; for food.</p>



<p>But when you have irregular timings it acts as a stress on the body.</p>



<p><strong>3. Avoid sugary foods and drinks &#8211; </strong>These imbalance blood glucose levels and lead you on a hunt for energy later in the day.</p>



<p><strong>4. Start your day with some protein &#8211;</strong> Those that have some protein (whether eggs, smoked salmon etc) binge less at NIGHT.</p>



<p>This is because they are not constantly chasing energy to function.</p>



<p><strong>5. Eat vegetables </strong>&#8211; The nutrients are important but the fibre helps to offset blood glucose disturbance.</p>



<p>Do the above and not only will you lose weight easier, you&#8217;ll be a at less risk of disease.</p>



<p>Simples.</p>



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