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Blood sugar or blood glucose is the amount of glucose present in the bloodstream. Body makes glucose from the foods we eat or from our diet. Body produces blood glucose from the protein, fat and mostly carbohydrates. Blood glucose is body's fuel and it provides energy to all cells in the body. A healthy body maintains a balanced blood glucose level which is important for body's regular functions. High blood sugar level in the bloodstream can lead to hyperglycemia and low blood sugar level in the blood stream can lead to hypoglycaemia.

The human body wants blood glucose levels to remain at "normal levels." Once the glucose concentration in the blood increases, the body releases insulin which help lower the glucose levels. The process is explained HERE.

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Thiamine is also called as Thiamin or Vitamin B1- it is a member of the Vitamin B family and it was first discovered by Umetaro Suzuki (a Japanese Scientist) in Japan. But in 1926, it was crystallized by Barend Coenraad Petrus Jansen and Willem Frederik Donath. Later in 1935, Robert Runnels Williams determined the chemical structure of it and named it as Thiamine. Thiamine plays a major role in the disease of Beriberi. This is a disease of muscular weakness, energy deprivation, and inactivity. Vitamin B1 or Thiamine is a water soluble vitamin helps to convert carbohydrates into glucose.

The liver is a very important organ for our body as it has many functions. It cleanses the toxins out of the blood, stores certain vitamins and minerals and controls fats, amino acids glucose and cholesterol. Liver also combats infections in the body. Liver breaks down the foods and creates energy. Liver also creates enzymes and proteins in the body.It is important to maintain a healthy liver for the healthy body. Bad lifestyle and intake of certain foods can damage the liver. Alcohol, tobacco and stimulants like tea and coffee are bad for the liver. Food additives, pesticides and environmental pollutants can have bad effect on liver. You should avoid fried foods and foods high in saturated fats.

Eating right foods in right proportion is important for managing diabetes. But it is also important to avoid certain foods if you are a diabetic. Diabetics should avoid certain foods, some of them are including artificial sweetener, honey, full fat dairy products, fatty meat, vegetables rich in carbs and starch and foods containing fructose, glucose & dextrose. But what are the best foods for diabetics?

Carbohydrates are our primary source of energy. There are two types of carbs available- simple and complex. Complex carbs take longer time to digest and can be found in vegetables, brown rice, legumes, whole grain breads etc. simple carbs are available in high sugar foods such as glucose, sucrose and lactose. Simple carbs are high on the glycemic index and cause a rapid rise in blood sugar.

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