Paul Saladino· MD
if you are super obese or you have metabolic dysfunction aka diabetes or insulin resistance fruit is not going to be great for you honey is not going to be great for you
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if you are super obese or you have metabolic dysfunction aka diabetes or insulin resistance fruit is not going to be great for you honey is not going to be great for you
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obviously if you're diabetic if you're obese if you're metabolically unwell your body is not going to handle sugar as well as somebody who's metabolically healthy
The problem is that if you look at people who are metabolically unwell, they don't handle the fruit and honey as well, meaning they get more blood sugar spikes. And so, yeah, they should probably limit those things.