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In reply to the discussion: Yogurts can now make limited claim that they lower type 2 diabetes risk, FDA says [View all]Aussie105
(7,879 posts)9. Can't hurt to include yoghurt in your diet.
Just stay away from the ones that aren't your basic unsweetened no sugar or fruit added ones, which is most of them.
Locally that is called 'Greek yoghurt' and it is sour.
Does it help avoid getting type 2 diabetes, or controlling it?
I'm guessing reading the labels of stuff you buy for sugar content is more helpful.
(Currently I'm waiting to see my blood work results to see if my HbA1c shows I've been a Good Boy lately. I'm at the controlling type 2 stage, not avoiding it.)
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Yogurts can now make limited claim that they lower type 2 diabetes risk, FDA says [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Mar 2024
OP
If you have an instapot with a yogurt setting it is easy, takes most of a day to make but most of that time it is just
R Merm
Mar 2024
#30
"Who know damn well that yogurt with added sugar is not good for blood sugar levels."
BumRushDaShow
Mar 2024
#3
I think the highly adulterated brands should not be allowed to call themselves "Yogurt"
DBoon
Mar 2024
#4
Back then it was tricky to find a plain yogurt with active cultures to use as a "starter"
BumRushDaShow
Mar 2024
#29
Absolutely true. The question is will this "may lower risk statement" FDA's approving be
KPN
Mar 2024
#44
I have made my own yogurt 2x weekly for the past ten years. THAT is what they are referring to
hlthe2b
Mar 2024
#6
and, they are mixed in with the real yoghurts. You really have to read the label to know the contents of the "yogurt"
CTyankee
Mar 2024
#37
I use plain low-fat yogurt. I heard that Greek yogurt was better so I decided to try some.
BluesRunTheGame
Mar 2024
#20