Magnesium’s like a quiet sidekick for people with diabetes—it helps your body use insulin more effectively, which means better blood sugar control. Low magnesium levels can make it harder for your cells to absorb sugar from the blood, leading to spikes. It also plays a role in keeping nerves and muscles working smoothly, supports heart health, and can even help …
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7-Day Diabetes-Friendly Meal Plan with 30-Minute Dinners
Meal Plan at a Glance Breakfast/ A.M. snack Lunch/ P.M. snack Dinner/ Evening snack Egg scramble/ Cottage cheese bowl Green salad/ Energy balls Salmon & chickpea salad Toasted oat bowl/ Apple & nut butter Chopped salad/ Energy balls Stir fry/ Roasted chickpeas Toasted oat bowl/ Cottage cheese jar Chopped salad/ Energy balls Lentil bowl/ Roasted chickpeas Egg scramble/ Cottage cheese …
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