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Obesigo Blcd 50gm Sachet Mango Obesigo Blcd 50gm Sachet Mango

Obesigo Blcd 50gm Sachet Mango

Quantity Description: packet of 7 Sachets
Manufacturer: Hexagon Nutrition Pvt Ltd
Price: ₹ 849.0

Information about Obesigo Blcd 50gm Sachet Mango

Obesigo BLCD Sachet is a scientifically formulated whey protein based low-calorie meal replacement. It helps you to lose weight through a balanced approach of eating right exercise.

Key benefits of Obesigo BLCD Sachet:
It helps to burn fat faster and contains less than 1 kcal per ml only.
It is enriched with fiber with insoluble to the soluble ratio (3:1).
It does not contain sucrose.
It helps in burning fat faster and satisfies hunger and cravings at the very same time.
It is rich in Medium Chain Triglyceride (MCT) and Garcinia Cambogia.

Use under medical supervision.

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Is it safe to drink miranda and eat mango once in a while during my 2nd trimester?

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Is it safe to drink miranda and eat mango once in a while during my 2nd trimester?
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Is mango good for diabetic person, sir my father refuse to take mango that's why.

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Is mango good for diabetic person, sir my father refuse to take mango that's why.
Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. The ripe mango is very sweet offers a large amount of calories. Hence, it is not good for a person with diabetes, Occasionally a small piece can be eaten, but not more. It is good if he is refusing to eat it. Thanks.

Can my dad eat mango because he loves mango a lot. he have diabetes? Please advise.

MBBS, CCEBDM, Diploma in Diabetology, Diploma in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics, Cetificate Course In Thyroid Disorders Management (CCMTD)
Endocrinologist, Hubli-Dharwad
Can my dad eat mango because he loves mango a lot. he have diabetes? Please advise.
If your dad is having diabetes, then mangoes are out of question. Plus the details given by you also show that he is over weight. Excess weight make sugar control more difficult. Hence he has to follow diet restrictions more meticulously. Very occasionally a single slice of mango may be had nothing more.

I am 30 years. Having Diabetes from last one year. Can I eat Mango? Is Mango good for diabetes?

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General Physician, Cuttack
I am 30 years. Having Diabetes from last one year. Can I eat Mango? Is Mango good for diabetes?
Avoid sweetened fruit like banana,mango,litchi, chickoo,sapota, seethaphal jack fruit,grape etc. can have fruits like guava, pineapple,papaya, orange, mousambi, strawberry, watermelon, pomegranate

Hi doctor, my mom is having diabetes from 3 years she like mango more she can have mango. What to do?

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Dietitian/Nutritionist, Mumbai
Hi doctor, my mom is having diabetes from 3 years she like mango more she can have mango. What to do?
Hi , it depends on her sugar level, if she has high sugar level then avoid it that time and if her sugar is normal then give two pieces of mango. Best wishes.
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