'Almonds may boost heart health in diabetic people'
Including
almonds
in the diet may reduce the risk of cardiovascular
disease in people with type 2 diabetes, researchers have found.
According
to the International Diabetes Federation, diabetes currently affects over 425
million people worldwide, and more than 72.9 million cases were reported in
India in 2017.
Another
study, published in the journal Nutrition & Metabolism, looked at the
effect of including 60 grammes of almonds a day on maintenance of blood sugar
levels and cardiovascular disease factors among 33 Chinese participants with
type 2 diabetes.
While
the almond diet offered better overall nutritional quality, neither diet --
with or without almonds -- improved blood sugar status, nor most cardiovascular
risk factors as was expected.
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