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Low-Carb and Keto Breads, Pizza, and Pasta for People with Diabetes

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Living with diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up on your favourite foods! Whether it’s a slice of comforting bread, a delicious pizza, or a satisfying pasta dish, there are diabetes-friendly, low-carb alternatives that help you enjoy these staples without spiking blood sugar levels. In this guide, we’ll cover the best low-carb and keto-friendly food for managing diabetes with flavour.

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Why supermarket breads are bad for diabetes

A simple guide to understanding who super market bread can cause such aggressive sugar spikes

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Why Is Traditional Bread Bad If You Have Diabetes or are Prediabetic?

Best described by Dr Chris Van Tulleken, todays bread is an addictive sugar delivery system masquerading as a staple. Nutrition labels may show a mere 4-8% sugar, but 100% of the highly refined carbohydrates will also turn to sugar, which typically makes up around 45-55% of the bread's content!.

Did you know? 50% of your daily bread turns into sugar
Right in your stomach!

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Bread typically found in your supermarket uses highly refined carbs, which have a very weak molecular bond. This means that every carbohydrates will be broken down in the stomach and turned into sugar; in the form of glucose and fructose. Glucose spikes your blood sugar, while fructose gets processed by your kidneys, adding to the load on your body. So, while that fluffy white loaf might taste great, it’s working against your health in many ways

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Is Brown Bread Any Better?

Unfortunately today's brown bread is as unhealthy as white bread. The Brown bread today is a far cry from its 1970's ancestoral derivative. We tested these statements by carrying out small sample blood tests which showed shows sugar spikes as high in today's brown as it's white couterpart. Mass-produced breads, whether white or brown, are not a good option for anyone looking to manage their blood sugar effectively. Ask a Gen X (50+) and get them to tell you what 1970's real brown bread was really like

For the love of bread ?

If you love bread and other bready goodies, don’t worry—you’re not alone! Switching to low-carb, high-fibre bread options is a smarter choice, but such bakes and innovations have only been around for about 5 years in the UK. SRSLY was the UK's first Innovation winner in 2021 and and has been part of over 7 million meals

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You're Not Alone: Finding Support on Your Low-Carb Journey

Managing diabetes can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. The NHS has been promoting a low-carb programme for several years, and more affordable, diabetes-friendly products are continually being developed to help people live better lives. Unfortunately, the prevalence of diabetes-unfriendly foods in supermarkets, designed to be addictive, now means that a third of the UK population is now either diabetic or prediabetic. However, support is available.

Your local doctor may have a Diabetic Nurse, or your community might have a diabetes group where you can learn new recipes and find guidance.

Here at SRSLY, we’d love to connect you with hundreds of others who are in the same position as you. With over 10,000 reviews across Google, Amazon, Facebook, and our here. Let’s introduce you to some of the many people who use our diabetic-friendly foods to help live their best lives

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If you're ready to try SRSLY foods, remember that you’re safeguarded with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. We want you to enjoy every bite with full confidence.If you’re still finding your way and don’t have a group, GP, or friend to turn to, we’ve got you covered too. Why not sign up for our diabetes newsletter below? You’re also welcome to book a call or consultation with one of our team members, including our resident doctor who will be available from December 2024.

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The Broader Benefits of a Low-Carb Lifestyle

The benefits of a low-carb diet extend far beyond just managing diabetes. Low-carb and very low-carb plans, such as intermittent fasting and keto, can help your body in many other ways. These include weight loss, if that is a goal, reduced bloating, and no more lunchtime energy slumps caused by sugar spikes. There is also a wealth of empirical evidence globally that supports further benefits including like reduced inflammation, better sleep, and improved mood.It’s no surprise that 80% of people who try SRSLY products ending them a their new healthy staple. Once you experience great-tasting food that is incredibly functional for your body, it’s easy to understand why people don’t want to go back to the alternatives.

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