10 foods that spike blood sugar levels
Jul 13, 2023
Jigyasa Kakwani
Diet soda
Studies have found that consuming zero-calorie artificial sweeteners, like the ones found in diet sodas, increases blood sugar levels over the long term.
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Quick-cooking oatmeal
While this oatmeal may be beneficial for weight loss, since it is processed and stripped of fibre, it will lead to a sharp rise in blood sugar.
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Orange juice
Without fibre of the fruit — that slows the breakdown of starch into glucose — consuming juice can spike your blood sugar levels.
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Breads
White and whole-grain breads have a high glycemic index (GI), meaning they can quickly and steeply raise blood sugar.
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Soup from restaurant
Most of the time, this soup will contain lots of added sugar, which can lead to blood sugar spike.
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Grapes
Grapes are high in sugar and relatively low in fiber, which can cause spikes in blood sugar.
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Energy bars
Packaged energy bars are also known for containing as much or more sugar and carbs as some candy bars.
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Brown rice
Even if healthier than white rice, brown rice is still high in carbohydrates in general, so it often spikes blood sugar.
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Sweet potatoes
Sweet potatoes are high in starch and can cause blood sugar spikes in some people, especially if consumed in high amounts.
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Coffee
Caffeine can cause a spike in blood sugar levels by triggering a hormonal response in our bodies.
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