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I have diabetes...can I eat Maggie or not? I usually have Maggie once or twice in a week.. please .suggest
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Hello practo user
Sure ,we will help you
Yes, you can have but once in two week. Secondly,
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You like Maggie's just because of advertising of the product which don't even qualify for any of nutritive achievements. Please avoid such thing in your regular routine. You can take it once in a blue moon if situation demands. You can take homemade soups, or boiled veg preparation ( I can give you the recipe) .For Diebetic-Tasteful diet plan, contact me for customised personalised diet and exercise plan.
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Ask me directly for customized diet plan for you.
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Lots of options u hv for taking in breakfast & snacks time like veg poha/veg upma /oats /brown bread /sprouts /bhel /roasted Chana /dhokla. So don't eat Maggie bcoz it is refined cereals not digest properly & provide empty calorie. .
Diabetes can not be cured it can be prevented by diet so follow diabetic diet plan.
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Don’t eat that . Just a total empty calories with zero nutrition. Chat directly fr better guidance and help
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Hello,
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Ms. Geetanjali
Dietitian/Nutritionist
20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
Yes you can have maggie but make sure it is made up of whole wheat. Also restrict it to once in 2 weeks. Also add vegetables to it to increase your fiber content.
There are other lots of snacks that you can opt for instead of maggie like poha/upma/idli-sambar/dosa/roasted chivda/khakra/jowar popcorn etc
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Ms. Vidhi Chawla
Dietitian/Nutritionist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi
You can eat Maggi sometimes.
You can add lot of veggies to increase the fiber in the diet and coverup it's high GI n make it a low GI meal .
I am debitic educator also by profession.If you want a personalized diet plan according to your likes and dislikes you can contact me.
You can book appointment directly through practo for a personalized diet plan
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Ms. Manyal Namrata, RD
Dietitian/Nutritionist
5 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello user
Eating maggie is not a good option as it is loaded with refined carbs, bad fats, preservatives. It wont just affect your sugar at that moment but will have long term effects also..
However, suggesting the frequency to eat maggie or any other packaged or outside meal requires a better understanding of how are your other meals, your lifestyle, your blood parameters and other medical history.
Saying yes or no to any one single food is difficult without complete information as it may vary largely for each one & may have varied repurcurtions as well.
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
Dietitian/Nutritionist
7 yrs exp
Nagpur
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- you can take maggi once or twice week but add lots of vegetables
- and avoid all others maida maida product
- junck food fried foods
- follow diabetic diet plan
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