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How to lower a1c levels
Add a higher number of fruits and vegetables to your diet.
Fruits and vegetables contain a number of antioxidants that promote better health in general, and are also high in fiber, which studies have shown can contribute to better blood sugar management.
Eat more beans and legumes.

Pick from: *Beans and legumes both prevent low levels of cholesterol, which reduces naturally occurring cholesterol in the body. Likewise, legumes can help lower saturated fats in your body, which are known as trans fats.; *Beans and legumes boost blood sugar levels and relieve cholesterol, which is a hormone produced by the body. Add more red meat to your diet.; *According to harvard university health services, one-half cup (118 ml) of beans will provide you with one-third of your daily fiber requirement. Beans will also slow down the digestion process, and help stabilize blood sugar levels following meals.; *Beans and legumes are more whole-grains, and legumes contain different anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Foods rich in these nutrients can lower a1c levels, and your body's immune functions can go back to normal.;
According to harvard university health services, one-half cup (118 ml) of beans will provide you with one-third of your daily fiber requirement. Beans will also slow down the digestion process, and help stabilize blood sugar levels following meals.