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00:00 Intro 00:35 Why You Should Manage Your Blood Sugar Well 01:21 Blood Sugar Fluctuations: If They're Within This Range, It's Normal 02:03 Danger Signals Your Body Sends When Your Blood Sugar Is Low 02:52 This Is What Happens When You Ignore High Blood Sugar 05:08 Pre-diabetes Symptoms You Should Never Ignore 07:09 Why You Should Always Check Your Blood Sugar Response 08:01 Two Foods That Cause Blood Sugar to Spike 09:57 How to Eat Korean Food Without Worrying About Blood Sugar Spikes 11:58 Three Ways to Prevent Blood Sugar Spikes 13:18 Two Foods You Eat Carelessly, Thinking They're Sugar-Free 14:14 The Trap of Eating "Zero Calories" Because You're Concerned About Blood Sugar 15:34 Two Rules for Eating Fruit Healthily 17:50 Try This If Your Fasting Blood Sugar Is High 19:47 Why Muscle Exercise Is Essential for Diabetes Prevention 20:43 This Is the Best Way to Eat on an Empty Breakfast! 21:52 The Problem with Starting Your Morning with a Cup of Coffee 22:59 The Real Meaning Hidden in the Name "Diabetes" 25:16 Don't Let Your Guard Down Just Because You're Young with Diabetes 26:46 Why You Can't Miss the Early Signs of Diabetes 27:52 "My Whole Body Is Crushing": Life-Threatening Diabetic Complications 29:37 Diabetics Should Be Careful of These Foods 33:23 Realistic Ways to Restore Hyperglycemia and Blood Sugar Spikes to Normal = ... Professor Youngmin Cho of the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism at Seoul National University Hospital details the signs of diabetes and practical management methods. ✔ Why postprandial blood sugar levels are important ✔ Can prediabetes be reversed? ✔ Surprising foods that rapidly raise blood sugar levels ✔ Meal schedules that help prevent diabetes ✔ The crucial role exercise plays in blood sugar management Diabetes is a lifelong disease, but it can be prevented and delayed significantly through lifestyle changes. Don't miss the signals your body is sending you right now. 📌 Recommended for: Those with normal fasting blood sugar levels but concerned about postprandial blood sugar levels Those diagnosed with prediabetes Those with a family history of diabetes who want to prevent it early Those who want to develop healthy eating habits Those who want to know how to manage their blood sugar levels accurately