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A DOCTOR’S GUIDE TO BLOOD SUGAR

among the more than one in three Americans with prediabetes, it’s smart to try to keep your blood-sugar level steady. Spikes from quickly digested sugar and carbs, plus the crashes that follow, can tank your energy and predispose you to diabetes. If you have the disease, it can do all kinds 41, works to prevent the disease he sees in the patients he treats all day.

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