Blog, Diet Program

Beans Are Rich In Fiber And Help Lowering Blood Sugar

People with pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes need a high-fiber diet to stabilize blood sugar, so what food should they eat?

Beans are one of the good choices. They are rich in fiber and can help lowering blood sugar.

According to figures from the USDA, 1/4 cup of cooked red kidney beans contains about 5 grams of fiber; ½ cup of black beans about 6 grams; ½ cup of white beans about 5 grams, all of which are good sources of fiber.

And bean contains about 120 calories and 21 grams of carbohydrates per serving.

In addition to fiber, beans also contain a starch that’s resistant to digestion, which does not get into the bloodstream quickly and affects blood sugar. In addition, like lentils, legumes contain both soluble and insoluble fiber.

Black beans are especially good for the health of hair and kidney, according to traditional Chinese medical theory.

It is worth mentioning that legumes help to produce beneficial fatty acids, promote more active insulin, and make colon cells healthier.

Drink Lowsutea Daily To Maintain Better Blood Sugar Levels

Award-winning Lowsutea is the best natural sugar cleansing tea, that may help you to:

  • Maintain better blood sugar levels
  • Postpone the pre-diabetic conversion
  • Delay onset of diabetic complications
  • Lower the LDL (bad) cholesterol levels

And provides you detox effects, antioxidant and anti-aging effects, and more!

Start monitoring your health! We are ready to hand-hold you through this journey with the tea and 5 programs.

Drink a cup of 250ml Lowsutea before and after each meal to help stabilizing blood sugar, preventing from spike suddenly.

Click to learn more about Lowsutea

Can’t wait to taste? Buy now! Free shipping for purchase over HKD$300!

Follow our social media to get the latest updates: Facebook | Instagram | Youtube

Leave a Reply