Can diabetics drink Boost?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Any store bought drinks although having health benefits, may also have carbohydrates and sugars which can cause sudden increase in blood sugar levels. Diabetics may not be able to control this surge due to their improper insulin in the body. Hence, one must read through the nutritional information before selecting any drink and also consume in moderation. It is always better to have natural fruits in their original form rather than juices or canned or syrups.

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As a 60-year-old woman with diabetes, it's important to consider the sugar content and nutritional value of any supplement like Boost. Boost is a nutritional drink that contains calories, carbohydrates, and sugars, which can affect blood sugar levels.

Check the label: Look for the sugar content and total carbohydrates in the Boost variant you plan to consume.
Moderation is key: If you choose to drink Boost, do so in moderation and monitor your blood sugar levels closely.
Consult your doctor or dietitian: They can provide personalized advice based on your overall health, diabetes control, and dietary needs.

In general, some diabetic-friendly nutritional drinks are available with lower sugar content. Your healthcare provider can guide you to the best option for your situation. Always prioritize managing your blood sugar while ensuring you get adequate nutrition, especially at your age and with diabetes.

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