Is magic spoon cereal good for diabetics?
I'm always looking for breakfast options that are good for my diabetes. Saw an ad for 'Magic Spoon' cereal, said it's low carb. Is magic spoon cereal good for diabetics, or is it just another gimmick?
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6 months ago
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I track my glycemic response on my CGM and Magic Spoon doesn't spike my levels because it uses allulose. It is definitely a solid low-carb option for breakfast.
9 months ago
Magic spoon is imported and very costly in India. Instead of spending so much, just eat normal sugar-free high-fiber local foods like ragi or sprouted moong.
8 months ago
It is low in sugar, but these packaged foods are very expensive. Home-made oats daliya with some almonds is much better and cheaper for controlling sugar.
4 months ago
Keep your mind peaceful and feed your body natural, whole foods. Processed cereals, even those marked sugar-free, cannot replace simple grain preparations made with love.
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5 months ago
It has high protein and low carbs, which fits a diabetic vegetarian diet. Just make sure to read the label carefully for any preservatives before buying.
4 months ago
These artificial sweeteners in fancy cereals can sometimes upset your stomach. Keep a watch on your sugar readings and consult your doctor if they fluctuate too much.