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I Ate Whole Wheat Roll And A Egg With Coffee With 2 Sweet And Low Sugar Level Went Up Why?

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Jersey City, NJ
December 24, 2024
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Your blood sugar may have risen due to the carbohydrates in the whole wheat roll, as even whole grains can impact blood sugar. Additionally, the coffee itself (even with Sweet and Low) can sometimes cause a rise in blood sugar due to caffeine's effect on insulin sensitivity. To manage this, consider smaller portions of Show Full Answer

Your blood sugar may have risen due to the carbohydrates in the whole wheat roll, as even whole grains can impact blood sugar. Additionally, the coffee itself (even with Sweet and Low) can sometimes cause a rise in blood sugar due to caffeine's effect on insulin sensitivity. To manage this, consider smaller portions of carbs, pairing them with more protein or fiber, and monitoring how caffeine affects your levels. Always consult your doctor for personalized advice.

December 24, 2024

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