Is Peanut Butter Good for People with Diabetes? The Pros and Cons
When peanut butter is consumed in moderation, it can help to regulate blood sugar levels and slow spikes in blood sugar. It’s also a delicious snack!
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When peanut butter is consumed in moderation, it can help to regulate blood sugar levels and slow spikes in blood sugar. It’s also a delicious snack!
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