High-Carb Meals Trigger Large Postmeal Blood Sugar

An analysis of 3.87 million meal records by Kakao Healthcare finds black bean rice produced the largest post-meal blood sugar increase, averaging +75.3 mg/dL, with sotbap (+71.1), curry rice (+70.8) and jjajangmyeon (+70.5) also high. The report attributes spikes to refined white rice and noodles, low fiber and added sugars, and recommends adding vegetables, onions, and smaller portions to reduce glucose surges.
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