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I need some ideas for beverages for Indian diabetes diet.

In an Indian diet for diabetes, beverage choices are key. Avoid sugary drinks like sweetened chai and fruit juices, as they can cause spikes in blood sugar. Instead, opt for unsweetened options such as water, herbal teas, or coconut water. Milk-based drinks like plain lassi or buttermilk are fine in moderation, using low-fat milk and no added sugar. By selecting the right beverages, individuals with diabetes can enjoy traditional flavors while managing their blood sugar levels effectively. Here are some recommended beverages for Indian diabetes diet ranked.

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1
Coriander Water (boiled water with coriander seeds)
89
20
Total Votes: 109
Boiled water infused with coriander seeds is known to help regulate blood sugar levels and improve digestion. Best consumed in the morning on an empty stomach.

2
Oats smoothie
91
23
Total Votes: 114
A great breakfast option, an oats smoothie is high in fiber and helps in slow glucose release. Blend with low-fat milk, chia seeds, and a dash of cinnamon for added benefits.

3
Sattu drink
80
19
Total Votes: 99
Made from roasted gram flour, this high-protein, fiber-rich drink helps manage blood sugar and keeps you full longer. Mix with water, lemon, and a pinch of salt for a nutritious beverage.

4
Veggie-fruit smoothies
77
21
Total Votes: 98
Blending low-GI fruits like berries, guava, or apple with leafy greens and seeds creates a fiber-rich, diabetes-friendly smoothie. Avoid bananas and high-sugar fruits.

5
Coconut Water (in moderation)
95
39
Total Votes: 134
Naturally hydrating and rich in potassium, coconut water can help regulate blood pressure. However, it contains natural sugars, so diabetics should consume it in moderation.

6
Jeera Water (Cumin seed water)
88
32
Total Votes: 120
An excellent drink for digestion and blood sugar control, jeera water helps improve metabolism. Soak cumin seeds overnight or boil them in water and drink warm.

7
Low-fat milk lassi
83
32
Total Votes: 115
A cooling probiotic-rich drink made from low-fat yogurt, lassi aids digestion and helps maintain gut health. Avoid added sugar; instead, flavor with cumin, mint, or cardamom.

8
Turmeric milk
71
21
Total Votes: 92
A powerful anti-inflammatory drink, turmeric milk helps regulate blood sugar and boosts immunity. Use low-fat milk and add black pepper to enhance curcumin absorption.

9
Amla Juice (unsweetened)
67
17
Total Votes: 84
Indian gooseberry (amla) juice is rich in vitamin C and helps lower blood sugar levels. Best consumed diluted with water and without added sweeteners.

10
Lemon Water
83
36
Total Votes: 119
A simple and refreshing drink, lemon water helps detoxify the body and stabilize blood sugar. Can be consumed warm or cold, with a pinch of rock salt for added minerals.

11
Tulsi tea
72
26
Total Votes: 98
Holy basil (tulsi) tea has anti-inflammatory and blood sugar-lowering properties. Drinking it regularly can help improve insulin function and digestion.

12
Buttermilk (unsweetened)
59
20
Total Votes: 79
A probiotic-rich, cooling drink that aids digestion and supports gut health. Avoid adding sugar; instead, use spices like cumin, ginger, or coriander for flavor.

13
Green tea
68
30
Total Votes: 98
Rich in antioxidants, green tea helps improve insulin sensitivity and reduces inflammation. Best consumed plain without sugar or honey.

14
Coconut Milk (unsweetened)
55
21
Total Votes: 76
A dairy-free alternative, coconut milk is rich in healthy fats and has a low glycemic index. Best used in small amounts for smoothies, curries, or coffee.

15
Herbal Tea
42
18
Total Votes: 60
Teas made with herbs like tulsi, ginger, and cinnamon help improve insulin sensitivity and digestion. Best consumed without milk or sweeteners.

16
Ragi drink
39
19
Total Votes: 58
A highly nutritious millet-based drink, ragi is rich in calcium and fiber, helping with slow glucose release. Best made with water or low-fat milk and flavored with cardamom.

17
Cocoa milk
36
17
Total Votes: 53
Unsweetened cocoa mixed with warm low-fat milk provides antioxidants that help improve insulin sensitivity. Use cinnamon instead of sugar for flavor.

18
Ash Gourd Juice
30
12
Total Votes: 42
A detoxifying and diabetes-friendly juice, ash gourd juice helps maintain hydration and supports digestion. Drink fresh in the morning without any additives.

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