Caffeine causes problems for diabetics
26 July 2004
by Richard
Conan-Davies
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That cup of coffee even without the sugar after dinner plays havoc to a diabetics ability to control blood sugar levels in the body. Researchers from Duke university led by James Lane recently published in the Journal Diabetes Care, has shown that type 2 diabetics had a 21 per cent increase in their glucose level and insulin rose 48 per cent after they had their meals. This research suggests that it probably a sensible idea to avoid caffeine to keep blood sugar levels at the normal level |
 Coffee or caffeine is no good for people who have trouble ccontrolling their blood sugar levels. |
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