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    Eating grapefruit helps reduce sugar

    • Last Update: 2011-11-08
    • Source: Internet
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    Grapefruit is a kind of fruit with low sugar content, which is suitable for diabetic patients Recently, Israeli scientists have discovered that naringin in pomelo can also play a role in reducing blood sugar, the Daily Telegraph reported Naringin is an antioxidant, which makes grapefruit have a unique bitter taste It can not only improve the sensitivity of human body to insulin, but also make the liver burn more fat and keep the weight in the normal range after the diabetic eat grapefruit, so as to play a role similar to fenofibrate (lipid regulating drug) and rosiglitazone (hypoglycemic drug) The researchers believe that naringin has brought new hope for the development of diabetes drugs.
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