Light green grapes or blue grapes can diabetic patient eat my grand ma is eating light green grapes can she eat light green grapes in those 2variety grapes which type of grapes can sugar eat tell me.

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Dt. Apeksha ThakkarDietitian/Nutritionist12yrs exp

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Hello, Except the color pigment,the calorie composition of both the variants is same,if her sugar is well under control she can take 8 to 10 pcs of them.Avoid its consumption late evenings or late nights.

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Dr. Rakesh KakkarEndocrinologist34yrs exp

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She can eat both varieties but 10 to 15 grapes per day.

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Dr. Yuvraj AroraSexologist19yrs exp

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Dear Lybrate user, Your grandma can have grapes, but in a very small quantity. As grapes are quite sweet in nature, reduce the frequency of consumption to 7-8 pcs at day time once or twice in a week. But along with it, do the routine check up of her blood sugar. For more queries you can visit our private questions. Thanks.

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Dr. Sunita SayammagaruEndocrinologist14yrs exp

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Hello, Both the grapes do contain sugar. As long as she is eating a small bowl /handful of grapes per day it is OK. thank you

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