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Diabetic medications are commonly prescribed to people with high blood sugar level. While using these medications, it's important to be mindful of certain foods that may interact with it.
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High glycemic foods can cause a rapid increase in blood sugar levels. This may challenge the medication's effectiveness.
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Drinking alcohol in excess can increase the risk of lactic acidosis, a rare but serious side effect of certain diabetes medications. Limit alcohol intake to reduce the risk of lactic acidosis.
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Diabetes increases the risk of heart problems. Aim for 2,300 mg or less of salt daily to maintain a healthier heart and blood pressure.
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High-fat meals can delay the absorption of diabetes medications, potentially affecting its effectiveness. While moderate amounts of healthy fats are generally okay.
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Missing meals can lead to erratic blood sugar levels. Stick to a consistent meal schedule to support medication effectiveness.
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