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A major Indian study links high refined carb intake to rising diabetes, obesity, and hypertension, finding that replacing carbs with protein can help manage these conditions.
A major Indian study of 18,090 adults links diets high in refined carbohydrates and low in protein to rising rates of diabetes, obesity, and hypertension.
Researchers found that replacing 5% of carbs with protein could help manage these conditions, with no major difference between rice and wheat.
With 68% of deaths now due to non-communicable diseases, experts say simple dietary shifts—like swapping refined grains for lentils or legumes—could prevent nearly half of new type 2 diabetes cases and ease a growing health and economic burden.
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Un importante estudio indio vincula el alto consumo de carbohidratos refinados con el aumento de la diabetes, la obesidad y la hipertensión, encontrando que reemplazar los carbohidratos con proteínas puede ayudar a controlar estas condiciones.