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Lowering Carbohydrate Intake Helps Type 2 Diabetics' to Keep Blood Sugar Under Control

Low carbohydrate diet, with high protein content and slightly increased fat content can reduce sugar blood levels in people with type 2 diabetes.

Lowering Carbohydrate Intake Helps Type 2 Diabetics' to Keep Blood Sugar Under Control

Lowering Carbohydrate Intake Helps Type 2 Diabetics' to Keep Blood Sugar Under Control

Low carb diet with an increased share of protein and fat can help patients with type 2 diabetes to be in control of their blood sugar levels.

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