Best Breakfast Options to Control Blood Sugar Levels

To keep the blood sugar level at normal, these breakfast options you can opt for. (Representative Images: Freepik)
Gayatri Hasabnis
By : Updated On: 06 Dec 2025 00:11:AM
Oats: Oats are edible. It's a decent breakfast option. For gradual sugar release, oats are offered with chia seeds, berries or vegetables.

Oats: Oats are edible. It's a decent breakfast option. For gradual sugar release, oats are offered with chia seeds, berries or vegetables.

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Greek yogurt: Greek yogurt is a better option because it's simple and unsweetened, with a few nuts, seeds or berries for protein and probiotics.

Greek yogurt: Greek yogurt is a better option because it's simple and unsweetened, with a few nuts, seeds or berries for protein and probiotics.

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Quinoa Upma: Quinoa upma, a complete protein with a lower glycemic index than rice, is something you can cook at home.

Quinoa Upma: Quinoa upma, a complete protein with a lower glycemic index than rice, is something you can cook at home.

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Avocado Toast: Multigrain or whole grain bread is used to make avocado toast and the fiber and lipids in avocado help regulate blood sugar levels.

Avocado Toast: Multigrain or whole grain bread is used to make avocado toast and the fiber and lipids in avocado help regulate blood sugar levels.

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Moong Dal Chilla: Split green gram is used to make moong dal chilla, which is high in protein and fiber. (Disclaimer: Given the input is on an information basis, please seek professional advice.)

Moong Dal Chilla: Split green gram is used to make moong dal chilla, which is high in protein and fiber. (Disclaimer: Given the input is on an information basis, please seek professional advice.)

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