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How to Minimize your Glucose Intake

Limit glucose intake — we know it's important, but how? 🤔

The good news is that managing your glucose intake doesn't have to be complicated. Today, let's take a simple journey through G.L.U.C.O. — an easy way to remember healthy habits that support better blood glucose control.

🟢 G – Go for Low GI Foods

Choose foods that release glucose slowly into the bloodstream, such as oats, brown rice, wholemeal bread, and legumes.

🟢 L – Limit Sugary Drinks

Cut back on soft drinks, bubble tea, sweetened coffee, and packaged fruit juices that can cause rapid blood sugar spikes.

🟢 U – Up Your Fibre Intake

Fill your plate with vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and legumes to help slow glucose absorption.

🟢 C – Combine Carbs with Protein

Pair carbohydrates with protein-rich foods to help reduce post-meal glucose spikes.

Examples: Oats + Nuts, Wholemeal Bread + Egg, Apple + Yogurt.

🟢 O – Obtain Daily Movement

Stay active! A simple 10–30 minute walk after meals can help your body utilize glucose more effectively.

💡 Remember:

G.L.U.C.O. = A Simple Way to Support Better Blood Glucose Control

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Small changes. Simple habits. Lasting benefits.
How to Minimize your Glucose Intake
Lim Huei Wern June 19, 2026
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