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Living with diabetes doesn’t mean giving up everything you enjoy. In this episode of The Orange Club Podcast, Dr. Raja Selvarajan explains how sweets can still have a place in your diet with the right balance.
Watch the clip here: Can People With Diabetes Eat Sweets?
Why Moderation Is Key
Diabetes doesn’t require complete avoidance of sweets. What matters is portion size and frequency. Having a small sweet occasionally will not cause lasting spikes or affect long-term sugar control when balanced with healthy habits.
Balance One Choice with Another
If you indulge in a sweet during lunch, keep dinner lighter on carbs and include more protein. It’s about adjusting overall calories rather than cutting out foods you love.
Add a Little Extra Activity
Enjoying sweets can be offset with movement. Even extending a daily walk by five minutes can help balance the extra energy intake. The goal is to enjoy treats while keeping blood sugar steady.
A Practical Approach to Sweets
The message is simple: you don’t need to give up sweets if you have diabetes. With mindful portions, smart meal planning, and a touch more activity, you can enjoy them without worry.
For a deeper dive into how doctors view pre-diabetes, watch the full discussion in The Orange Club Podcast - Understanding Diabetes

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