Change the Order You Eat: A Simple Trick to Prevent Diabetes and Boost Digestion

Eating veggies before carbs can balance blood sugar and improve digestion. Discover how food sequencing can protect against diabetes, weight gain, and fatigue.

A step-by-step diagram of the best eating order to stabilize blood sugar and improve digestion. SELFLOVECLUB

Change the Order You Eat: A Simple Trick to Prevent Diabetes and Boost Digestion

Want to improve digestion, reduce sugar crashes, and protect your long-term health? You don’t need a new diet—just a new eating order.

🍃 Step 1: Eat Vegetables First

Fiber from leafy greens slows sugar absorption and preps your digestion. Try spinach, arugula, or steamed broccoli to start your meal.

🍗 Step 2: Add Protein Next

Protein helps regulate blood sugar and supports muscle function. Good options include chicken, tofu, lentils, or eggs.

🥑 Step 3: Include Healthy Fats

Fats like avocado, olive oil, or salmon slow digestion and support nutrient absorption.

🍚 Step 4: Save Carbs and Sugars for Last

Eating rice, bread, or fruit last reduces blood sugar spikes and curbs cravings. Whole grains and low-sugar fruits are best.

⚙️ Why This Works

  • Stabilizes blood sugar levels
  • Reduces post-meal fatigue
  • Improves digestion and portion control

✅ Try It Today

  • Start with a veggie appetizer
  • Eat your protein before bread or rice
  • End meals with fruit or dark chocolate
A balanced meal arranged in an optimal eating sequence to promote better energy and health. SELFLOVECLUB

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