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Sudden blood sugar spikes can be frightening. Whether it happens after a heavy meal, stress, lack of sleep, or irregular eating, high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) needs to be handled calmly and correctly. The biggest mistake many diabetics make is either panicking or skipping meals entirely.

The truth is that food plays a powerful role not just in preventing sugar spikes, but also in stabilizing blood glucose when it rises unexpectedly. With the right choices — especially low-glycemic, high-fiber foods like Atta Ghar’s Diabetic Atta and Diabetic Daliya — you can regain balance safely.

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What Is Considered High Blood Sugar?

For most diabetics:

• Fasting blood sugar above 130 mg/dL

• Post-meal sugar above 180 mg/dL

• Random blood sugar above 200 mg/dL

Symptoms may include:

• Excessive thirst

• Frequent urination

• Fatigue

• Headache

• Blurred vision

• Irritability

When sugar rises suddenly, your goal is not to starve — but to stabilize.

What to Do Immediately When Sugar Increases

1. Drink Water

High glucose causes dehydration. Drinking water helps flush excess sugar through urine.

2. Take a Short Walk

10–20 minutes of light walking helps muscles use excess glucose.

3. Avoid Panic Eating

Do not consume sweets or high-carb snacks thinking you need “energy.”

4. Avoid Skipping the Next Meal

Skipping can worsen instability later.

The key is eating the right type of food next.

Best Foods to Eat After a Sugar Spike

1. High-Fiber Foods

Fiber slows glucose absorption and helps stabilize levels.

Best Option:
Atta Ghar Diabetic Daliya — light, easy to digest, and high in fiber.

Prepare a simple vegetable daliya khichdi with minimal oil.

2. Low-Glycemic Rotis

Replace rice or bread with Atta Ghar Diabetic Atta rotis.

The blend of ragi, barley, oats, and chana dal helps prevent further sugar spikes.

3. Protein with Fiber

Pair fiber with protein for faster stabilization:

• Daliya + moong dal

• Diabetic atta roti + paneer

• Daliya bowl + curd

Protein slows digestion and reduces sugar impact.

4. Leafy Vegetables

Spinach, lauki, tinda, cabbage, and methi are excellent choices after sugar rises.

They are low in carbs and rich in nutrients.

5. Avoid These After a Spike

• White rice

• Maida-based items

• Fruit juices

• Sugary tea or coffee

• Fried snacks

• Heavy desserts

These worsen the spike.

Sample Stabilizing Meal After High Sugar

If blood sugar is elevated, try:

Option 1:
Light daliya khichdi + cucumber salad

Option 2:
Two diabetic atta rotis + lauki sabzi

Option 3:
Daliya vegetable soup + curd

These meals help stabilize glucose without causing another spike.

Why Atta Ghar Helps During Sugar Fluctuations

• Low glycemic index grains

• High natural fiber

• Supports gradual glucose release

• Helps prevent repeat spikes

• Freshly milled after every order

• No preservatives or additives

• Ideal for everyday diabetic use

Atta Ghar is not just preventive — it is supportive during recovery from sugar imbalance.

How to Prevent Future Sugar Spikes

1. Eat meals at fixed times

2. Avoid overeating

3. Increase fiber intake daily

4. Walk after meals

5. Reduce stress

6. Stay hydrated

7. Replace refined grains with Atta Ghar products

Consistency is more powerful than temporary corrections.

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Contact Us

ATTA GHAR PVT LTD
Bank Road, Raxaul, Bihar – 845305
Email: info@attaghar.com
Phone: 9934686254

Final Thought

A sudden sugar increase does not mean failure. It means your body needs balance. With mindful hydration, light movement, and high-fiber, low-GI meals like Atta Ghar’s Diabetic Atta and Diabetic Daliya, you can stabilize your glucose safely and confidently.

Control begins with your next meal.
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