రోజూ అన్నం ఎంత తిన్నా షుగర్ ఒక్క పాయింట్ కూడా పెరగదు. | Diabetes control tips | Dr PV Rao

రోజూ అన్నం ఎంత తిన్నా షుగర్ ఒక్క పాయింట్ కూడా పెరగదు. | Diabetes control tips | Dr PV Rao #drpvrao #diabetes #healthtalks #rice In this exclusive interview, renowned Endocrinologist & Metabolism Specialist Dr. PV Rao clears up some of the biggest myths surrounding diabetes with scientific explanations and practical insights. In this video, you'll learn: ✅ Does eating rice actually cause diabetes? ✅ What is the relationship between white rice and the Glycemic Index? ✅ Why is polished rice considered less healthy? ✅ Is brown rice a better option? ✅ Can people with diabetes eat rice? ✅ What is HbA1c, and why is it important? ✅ What should your fasting blood sugar level be? ✅ Which is more important: HbA1c, Fasting Blood Sugar, or Post-Meal Blood Sugar? ✅ The latest insights on Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) ✅ How to build a healthy and balanced diet for better diabetes management Dr. PV Rao shares decades of clinical experience and evidence-based medical knowledge to help you understand diabetes beyond the common misconceptions. Whether you have diabetes, are at risk, or simply want to make healthier food choices, this video is packed with valuable information that everyone should know. 👍 If you found this video helpful, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more expert health interviews and trusted medical advice. ------------------------------------------------------------- 👨‍⚕️About Doctor Dr. PV Rao MBBS Andhra, MD Madras, DipDiab Zagreb, PhD Endo AIIMS, FRCP London, FACE Endocrinologist and Metabolism Specialist Years of Experience: 40+ years Patients Treated: 5 lakhs+ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 📋 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the featured physician(s) based on their professional expertise and experience. This content is intended for informational purposes only and does not represent official medical guidelines or institutional policy. It does not constitute a doctor-patient relationship or personal medical advice. Individual clinical decisions should always be guided by the treating physician's judgment and the patient's specific circumstances. For general health information, refer to trusted sources such as the World Health Organization (who.int) or the National Health Portal (nhp.gov.in)