How Fat Impacts Diabetes

Fat, especially when in excess or in the form of saturated fats, can contribute to insulin resistance and higher blood sugar levels. On the other hand, incorporating healthy fats (like those from nuts, seeds, and fatty fish) and maintaining a healthy weight can improve insulin sensitivity and support better blood sugar management.

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