Vegetable protein and diabetes
A researcher from Finland found that the risk of red meat type-2 diabetes increased. That is, those who eat more than red meat are more likely to be diabetic. But red meat is not the one that has seen more than the risk of developing diabetes. Those other people who have also been exposed to other meats also increase the chances of becoming Type 2 diabetes. However, they could not be sure whether protein proteins increase this diabetes. Researchers say there is an element inside the meat that increases the chances of getting diabetes. But they could not say anything about the material. Red meat or red meat not only increases the risk of diabetes. Playing more than red meat or red meat increases the likelihood of coronary heart disease and stroke.
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Now researchers have found that reducing the potential of vegetable protein diabetes. That is why they divided the two groups into two groups. One group was given high protein protein proteins. The other group was given low-level vegetable protein. The results showed that those whose high levels of protein proteins were given were reduced to diabetes. Researchers also found that 5 gram protein proteins were replaced by 5 grams of protein proteins, and found that diets of vegetable proteins were reduced by diabetes. So, we need to be careful about the plant protein. Sim, beet, peas, peas should be kept in the diet. Red meat consumption will be reduced. But vegetable protein does not contain all essential amino acids. But if two or three pulses are mixed together then it is possible to get all the amino acids. If you want to avoid diabetes, you should keep more protein in the diet. Fish protein can be eaten more than the fish. However, the fish which are high in cholesterol and eat less. In this way, it is possible to reduce the risk of diabetes very much through awareness.
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Fatty meat...results in flatline glucose response...
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