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I got my HBa1c levels checked
My HBa1c levels are 5.7 and fasting blood sugar is 80 I want to reduce my HBa1c levels please let me know what steps to follow
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Hello , Your HBA1C of 5.7 indicates you’re pre diabetic range . Your fasting blood sugar of 80 mg/dL is normal , which is good sign Here are specific and practical steps to reduce HBA1C Diet Tips 1. Lower carbohydrates intake: Focus on complex carbs ( like quinoa, oats , brown rice) In limited Avoid refined carbs : white rice, white bread, sweets 2. Add fiber to every meal : Includes vegetables, legumes, chia seeds, flax seeds Aim 25-30 gm of fiber daily 3. Prioritise Protein: Add lentils, tofu , paneer , boiled eggs , sprouts, soy Helps to reduce the glycemic impact of meals 4. Healthy fats : Including nuts , seeds , olive oil and avocados in moderation 5. Meal timings: Avoid late- night eating Maintain consistent meal timing Lifestyle Tips : Exercise Daily : Aim 30-44 minutes of brisk walking, cycling or restricted training Sleep well: 7-8 hours of quality sleep helps regulate insulin and glucose levels. Stress management: Practice mindfulness, yoga or meditation Chronic stress increase cortisol, which can increase blood Sugar ✅. Foods that help lower HBA1C : Fenugreek seeds ( 1 tsp. Overnight soaked) Cinnamon ( 1/4 tsp daily) Bitter gourd ( karela ) juice Amla ( Indian gooseberry) Green tea or turmeric tea
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Good evening pls join video consultation directly through app.
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Regular check on your daily diet and starting a exercise routine like strength training will help you to bring down the levels and helps in overall health
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Include variety of fruits ,vegetable,nuts and seeds in daily diet Walk 20mins post all three major meals Avoid noon napping of sleeping immediately after food Maintain a gap of three hours between dinner and bed time Connect with me if you need a detailed diet plan
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Pls connect me through the app
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Pls visit foodifyme.in
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Hi A HbA1C level of 5.7 is in the pre diabetes range. Please schedule a free initial call through my website, to understand your current diet and lifestyle. https://www.pragmaticnutritionist.com/
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As I need to understand more about your health, Eating pattern and other clinical findings, identify the Current Health Report to give you right advice. You can connect us for private consultation. All the best
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Its borderline pre-diabetes Bette to discuss for diet over consultation
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Kindly connect directly for same..
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Good afternoon What about your weight If you reduce your weight it will easily come down Contact me for a customized diet plan Mini Thomas Clinical dietician
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