Diabetes: Ayurveda expert on top eating mistakes that can lead to diabetes
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Diabetes: Ayurveda expert on top eating mistakes that can lead to diabetes

Hindustan Times  

We all know that diabetes can be prevented by making mindful choices and following a healthy lifestyle, but we may be making some eating mistakes inadvertently that could be increasing our chance of diabetes. Ayurveda expert Dr Dixa Bhavsar Savaliya in her recent Instagram post talks about eating mistakes that could increase chances of diabetes. Dr Savaliya says eating curd daily can lead to weight gain, inflammation, and poor metabolism. Dr Savaliya says eating without appetite or eating every hour or two reduces insulin sensitivity and lead to diabetes. "Avoid these habits to keep pre-diabetes and diabetes as far from you as possible as these habits can reduce insulin sensitivity, disturbs metabolism and nutrition absorption and increases inflammation in the gut," says Dr Savaliya.

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