Paul Saladino· MD
i do not believe that fruit and honey cause diabetes i do not believe that fruit and honey worsen diabetes there are good studies to show that honey can improve insulin sensitivity
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i do not believe that fruit and honey cause diabetes i do not believe that fruit and honey worsen diabetes there are good studies to show that honey can improve insulin sensitivity
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I want to clearly state that eating carbohydrates, especially in the form of fruit and honey, is not what caused your diabetes and it is possible to eat moderate amounts of those while you have diabetes and obesity and become healthier.