do oranges raise blood sugar in diabetics ?

Answer 1

Yes. As all fruits, it's all carbohydrates.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Although oranges have natural sucrose they have a low Glycemic Index value of 42 which means they are healthy for a diabetic. The slow digestion and gradual rise and fall in blood-glucose responses after eating a low-Glycemic Index food helps control blood-glucose levels in people with diabetes or glucose intolerance.

Answer 5

Practically anything will raise blood sugar, even pure proteinand pure fat cause an insulin response and an orange derives almost all of its calories from carbs and not complex carbs, sugar, a disaccharide (fructose) which raises it slowly but still significantly.

Answer 6

Yes it can but that does not mean you shoud stop eating oranges.Eating orange fruit is much better than drinking orange juice.You have to eat fruits and vegetables.

Answer 7

all fruit has sugar.

Answer 8

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