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🔥 One “healthy” vegetable can spike blood sugar harder than dessert. 💡 In this video, we rank 7 common veggies from “manageable” to “blood sugar disaster” so you can protect your nerves, eyes, kidneys, and independence.

👉 What you will learn:
✅ The 7 high-impact veggies ranked: corn, peas, butternut squash, beets, sweet potato, parsnips, white potato
💪 Simple fixes: portions, protein pairing, healthy fats, and food order to blunt spikes
🧠 Why texture matters: mashing, purees, and overcooking speed up glucose absorption
🍽️ The “cook, cool, reheat” method for potatoes and when it helps
🥗 Safe swaps: non-starchy vegetables that fill you up without the surge

✨ Why this matters
After 60, insulin sensitivity drops. The same “healthy” plate can now act like fast carbs. Small changes to type, method, and timing can flatten spikes and protect long-term health.

Key takeaways
• Treat these 7 as carbs, not free vegetables.
• Pair with protein and healthy fat.
• Eat protein and non-starchy veggies first, starch last.
• Limit late-night starch when insulin sensitivity is lower.

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⚠️ This content is educational and not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult your doctor when needed.