Mornings are meant to be started on a healthy note. Healthy mornings ensure that we live the rest of the day on a healthier note. A big part of that is the food we consume for breakfast, which needs to be most nutritious and healthy.
Consuming sweets or other desserts on empty stomach can be doing you too much harm. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Pranav A Ghody, Endocrinologist, Wockhardt Hospital, Mumbai Central, said, “Eating dessert on an empty stomach can have several harmful effects on your health, even though it might seem tempting to indulge in something sweet right away.” ALSO READ: Morning superfoods: Here's what to eat on an empty stomach Spike in blood sugar levels: One of the primary concerns is the rapid spike in blood sugar that occurs when sugary foods are consumed without any other nutrients to slow down their absorption.
Desserts are high in refined sugars and usually lack proteins, fibers, and vitamins necessary for optimal health and when eaten on an empty stomach, they lead to a quick rise in glucose levels, which triggers an insulin surge. Insulin resistance: Rapid surge in insulin levels in the body after consuming desserts on empty stomach can result in energy crashes, fatigue, and irritability. Over time, frequent spikes and drops in blood sugar may contribute to insulin resistance - a key factor in the development of type 2 diabetes.
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