Dear Komal,
I am diabetic. Sugar average is 160.
Do I need to completely give up sweets?
I eat rice for one meal every day and I am 45 years old.
Thank you,
Arshi

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Ans: Both bitter gourd and cluster beans are well-researched for their blood glucose-lowering properties, making them excellent additions to a diabetes-friendly diet. However, how you prepare them significantly impacts their nutritional value.

For instance, frying these vegetables or adding excessive salt, jaggery, or oil can strip away their health benefits and may even increase bad cholesterol or blood pressure, doing more harm than good.

To maximize the benefits:
Include bitter gourd and cluster beans 2-3 times a week in their simplest form—lightly cooked as a regular vegetable dish.

Also, always remember one food/ingredient will not positively impact her overall blood glucose levels. It's her overall diet (which should be low in glycemic load), stress, sleep routine and exercise which impacts her glucose reading. Make sure everything is well managed.

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Ans: Hi Nagesh,

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Thank you for reaching out. It’s great to hear that your son is interested in pursuing studies in Germany! While India has good institutions, Germany offers unique advantages in terms of quality and career opportunities, especially in the tech industry. Universities like IU International University of Applied Sciences and SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences are highly regarded and would be excellent options for your son. These degrees are recognised globally, and studying in Germany will also provide him with the opportunity to experience a new culture.
Germany is home to major tech companies like SAP, Siemens, and Bosch, so studying at these institutions will give your son access to cutting-edge advancements in fields like AI, Machine Learning, and Data Science. It’s also a great place for career growth, with many opportunities to connect with industry leaders.
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Ans: Hello;

Request you to furnish more details regarding your issue:
Is EPF transfer completed and only EPS is remaining (stuck)?
If so, any reason given by the Deptt. for the same?

Thanks;