Watermelon vs. Cantaloupe: Which Fruit Is Better for Your Blood Sugar?
Think you need to skip sweet fruit for better blood sugar? Think again!
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Think you need to skip sweet fruit for better blood sugar? Think again!
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Move more. Eat healthier. Stress less. Many of us know the healthy habits that are linked to a longer lifespan, but putting them into practice — and sticking to them — can feel overwhelming.
Adults need about 28 grams of fiber per day. Vegetables, including broccoli, can be a good source of that fiber. Helen Camacaro / Getty Images
That cup of joe is waiting for you, but when you drink it matters more than you might think. Credit: Getty Images. EatingWell design.
A few small tweaks to your morning breakfast can make a big difference in your blood sugar. Credit: Getty Images. EatingWell design.
Beans are a staple plant-based protein, but these foods pack even more protein per serving. It is one of the most affordable and nutritious plant-based protein sources, containing fiber, iron and other vital nutrients. But they’re far from the only option.
Beans are high in fiber, a great source of protein, and have tons of vitamins and minerals. FotografiaBasica / Getty Images
Bananas aren’t the top source of vitamin B6, a nutrient that has several functions in the body. Bananas are a good source of vitamin B6, but several other foods have more of the nutrient per serving. They are mainly animal-based foods, such as beef liver, tuna, and chicken breast, but a plant-based source tops the list. Tatjana WAGNER / Getty Images
The spicy tuber from Asia has made it: Ginger has been named Medicinal Plant of the Year 2026. The Study Group for the Development History of Medicinal Plant Science and the Society for Phytotherapy have awarded this accolade – and not without reason.
From caffeine to creamers, experts break down how your morning coffee may influence blood sugar levels. Credit: Design elements: Getty Images. EatingWell design.