We are offering tindora, ivy gourd.
vegetable that lowers blood sugar
after the herb gurmar, the well-known sugar killer, scientists have now discovered the diabetic-friendly properties of the common vegetable, kundru.
this humble vegetable, so far met at the dining table with indifference, may now find new respect, even among picky palates. That's because new research shows that consuming 50 grams of kundru daily can help keep your blood sugar under check.
a three-month study conducted by doctors at the institute of population health and clinical research, bangalore, has found that the common kundru, which looks like a poorer cousin of the tasty gourd parwal and has no particular gastronomic appeal, can reduce blood sugar levels in patients with mild diabetes.
the team found that sugar levels in new diabetics, with fasting blood sugar counts below 200, can drop by 16% by simply slurping the curried vegetable, known to botanists as coccinia indica. It also reduced post-prandial blood glucose (sugar count after a meal) by 18%.

We are offering tindora, ivy gourd.
vegetable that lowers blood sugar
after the herb gurmar, the well-known sugar killer, scientists have now discovered the diabetic-friendly properties of the common vegetable, kundru.
this humble vegetable, so far met at the dining table with indifference, may now find new respect, even among picky palates. That's because new research shows that consuming 50 grams of kundru daily can help keep your blood sugar under check.
a three-month study conducted by doctors at the institute of population health and clinical research, bangalore, has found that the common kundru, which looks like a poorer cousin of the tasty gourd parwal and has no particular gastronomic appeal, can reduce blood sugar levels in patients with mild diabetes.
the team found that sugar levels in new diabetics, with fasting blood sugar counts below 200, can drop by 16% by simply slurping the curried vegetable, known to botanists as coccinia indica. It also reduced post-prandial blood glucose (sugar count after a meal) by 18%.