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This is what each of us should know when mixing the ingredients in a fruit salad in case you want to balance sugar intake.
Fruits with the Lowest Glycemic Load
These fruits have the lowest glycemic load:
1. Cranberries
Those who enjoy cranberries shouldn’t pay much attention about how much cranberries they have eaten because a cup of cranberries has about four grams of sugar. The specific taste they have comes from the high level of vitamin C found in them. This fruit is well known for the healing properties and many nutritionists recommend it as a natural alternative to pharmaceutical antibiotics.
2. Avocado
This exotic fruit contains only a small amount of sugar which is something really rare in exotic fruits. One average avocado contains about one gram of sugar. However, avocado is rich in fatty acids, potassium and other nutrients and is known for its ability to lower cholesterol levels.
3. Strawberries
Strawberries come with relatively low amounts of sugar – about seven grams in one cup. They contain about 85 mg of vitamin C, which is about the same amount as the daily amount of recommended intake of vitamin C for adults.
4. Blackberries
These berries have similar amount of sugar, but they contain Vitamin K, B9 and fiber. Of course, they are rich in Vitamin C too.
5. Raspberries
This fruit also contains small quantities of sugar. People who want to add raspberries in their smoothies have nothing to worry about – a cup of fresh raspberries has about five grams of sugar and “tons” of fiber. As a matter of fact, raspberries help the body in balancing blood sugar and they have strong antiviral properties.
Source: Healthy Food House