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  • 31/03/2021

What is the best fruit for diabetics?

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All fruits can be taken in original form in moderation i.e., do portion control, avoid fruits juices, dried fruit, canned fruits, fruit jams or jelly. Some of the healthiest fruits for diabetics are blackberry, strawberry, orange, apple, dates and pears.

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