Summer is the ideal season to drink refreshing drinks. In case you want to drink something delicious and at the same time control your blood sugar level, don’t miss the following note.
He summer is synonymous with sunny days, heat, pool and refreshing drinks. There are those who prefer to take natural juices or smoothieswhile others opt for smoothieswhether they are water or with milk. But there is also a sector that, due to its high blood sugar levelsrequires particular elaborations.
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In case you want drink something delicious and in turn control the blood sugar leveldon’t miss the next note with five recipes for ideal natural smoothies for these cases.


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Ideal for summer: 5 smoothies to control blood sugar levels
Kiwi, apple and spinach
This smoothie improves digestion, calms inflammation and helps activate metabolic functions.
Ingredients
- 4 ripe kiwis (100 g).
- 2 green apples (60 g).
- 3 glasses of water (750 ml).
- A handful of spinach (25 g).
Preparation
- Peel the kiwis and cut in slices.
- Wash and chop the apples into julienne strips. Remove the seeds but not the skin.
- Put all the ingredients in the blender and process until everything is integrated.
- Distribute the smoothie for 3 doses a day. Repeat its consumption 2 or 3 times a week.
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Papaya and strawberries
The vitamins and minerals in this smoothie stimulate elimination of toxins.
Ingredients
- 6 ripe strawberries (20 g).
- 1 cup of water (100 ml).
- 1/2 papaya (150 g).
- 5 tablespoons of natural yogurt (50 g).
Preparation
- Peel the papaya and cut it into three slices (not too thick).
- Wash and drain the strawberries well.
- Put all the ingredients in the blender glass and mix them for a couple of minutes until they are well integrated.
- Consume the smoothie on an empty stomach or as part of breakfast. We recommend drinking it at least three times a week to regulate blood glucose.
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Spinach and cucumber
This smoothie reduces high sugar levels and problems like cholesterol and the hypertension.
Ingredients
- ½ cucumber (20 g).
- 6 spinach leaves.
- 1 green apple (30 g).
- 1 glass of water (250 ml).
Preparation
- Wash the ingredients and cut them to make them easier to blend.
- When they are ready, put them in the blender glass and process them together with the glass of water.
- Blend until you obtain a homogeneous drink and consume on an empty stomach.
- Drink 2 or 3 times a week, as a snack.
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Oranges, cranberries and ginger
This mixture optimizes the functions of the pancreas and, in turn, helps the body to correctly use the insulin.
Ingredients
- 2 oranges (100 g).
- ½ cup of blueberries (50 g).
- ½ cup of soy milk (50 ml).
- 1 tablespoon grated ginger root (10 g).
Preparation
- Extract the juice from the two oranges with the help of the juicer.
- Then pour the juice into the blender along with the blueberries, ginger and soy milk.
- Process everything until you get a homogeneous drink without lumps.
- Drink on an empty stomach and in the middle of the afternoon.
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Tomato, parsley and olive oil
This combination is rich in antioxidants, fiber and essential fatty acids.
Ingredients
- 3 branches of parsley (20 g).
- 1 green apple (30 g).
- ½ glass of water (250 ml).
- 3 ripe tomatoes (100 g).
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil (10 g).
Preparation
- Wash, drain and cut the apples and tomatoes into slices. Do not remove the skin.
- Remove the seeds from the apples.
- Wash, drain and finely chop the parsley.
- Put all the ingredients in the blender and process them until they are completely integrated.
- Drink at the moment. Preferably on an empty stomach. We recommend you drink this smoothie 3 times a week to obtain results.
Source: Ambito

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