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Fruit Juice or Whole Fruit for Breakfast in Type 2 Diabetes? Understanding Blood Sugar Control Challenges
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Fruit Juice or Whole Fruit for Breakfast in Type 2 Diabetes? Understanding Blood Sugar Control Challenges

Posted by By MedXY 08/25/2025
A recent randomized trial shows that consuming 100% orange juice, whole orange pieces, or a sugar-sweetened beverage with breakfast results in similar acute postprandial glycemic responses in well-controlled type 2 diabetes patients.
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