How many mangoes can you eat daily to manage sugar levels and avoid obesity? Research has the answer.
It is mango season, but many are confused about eating the king of fruits wisely.
Many worry that this sweet fruit may raise blood sugar and weight — but how true is this belief?
Does eating a mango daily increase sugar and weight? If you have this question in mind, this news is for you.
New research says eating mangoes daily may control sugar without increasing weight.
Daily mango consumption may lower the risk of type 2 diabetes in obese individuals, says a
Nutrients
study.
In the study, 50 overweight men aged 20–60 ate either fresh mango or mango-flavored ice daily for a month.
After one month, fresh mango eaters improved insulin levels without gaining weight, unlike the ice group.
Mango helps control blood sugar by slowing digestion and improving insulin sensitivity.
Mango is also rich in vitamins A and C, potassium, and magnesium, which support overall health.
Experts recommend eating mangoes daily in moderation as part of a balanced diet to control blood sugar.
This research shows eating mango daily doesn’t cause weight gain and helps control blood sugar.
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