Diabesmart - Sugarfree Foods
Delivery Only . Cost for two: ₹300
Electronics City Phase 1, Electronic City, Bangalore
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Max flavour with the lowest carbs! You read that right, DiabeSmart Chicken Sandwich comes with a dashing flavour and an all-time low carb content! Control your diabetes the healthy way! Get a low-carb diabetes-friendly Chicken Sandwich today! May contain Soy, Gluten, Groundnuts and other Nuts.
₹169
Tired of having to limit the number of rotis you can have? Want to have that second serving of your favourite meal? We've got just what you need. Try DiabeSmart Diabetic-friendly Roti. Made with seed-based flour enriched and with ayurvedic ingredients, this Roti will give you 50% less sugar spike, high fibre and a stomach full of happiness. Get these Rotis today! May contain Soy, Gluten, Groundnuts and Other Nuts.
₹39
Enjoy 100% guilt-free indulgence with our Paneer Bhurji & Roti Meal. Savour the delightfully soft paneer bhurji paired with low-carb rotis (3 pc)/ Paratha (2pc) specially crafted for a diabetic-friendly diet. Say no to blood sugar spikes and yes to delicious cravings! May contain Soy, Gluten, Groundnuts, and Other Nuts.
₹259
Ghar ka swaad ab low-carb meals me bhi! Dive into a diabetic-friendly heaven with our Egg Bhurji & Roti Meal. Enjoy the delectable egg bhurji paired with (3 pc ) roti/ Paratha (2pc) specially crafted for a diabetic-friendly diet, providing you with a wholesome and flavorful meal. May contain Soy, Gluten, Groundnuts, and Other Nuts.
₹199
A classic sandwich now with a diabetes-friendly twist. Carbs have never been lower and grilled cheese has never been tastier. Made with low-carb bread, the Lo! Grilled Cheese Sandwich is what you need right now! May contain Soy, Gluten, Groundnuts and other Nuts.
₹149
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3 VisitsmagicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 10, 2025, 12:40 a.m.
Diabetes already puts stress on your blood vessels but when high blood pressure is added on top, the risk for heart disease doubles.
Both conditions quietly damage the arteries, strain the heart and accelerate complications like stroke, kidney disease and nerve issues.
That’s why BP control is just as important as sugar control for diabetics.
One protects the other.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more heart-protective, science-backed guidance.
Both conditions quietly damage the arteries, strain the heart and accelerate complications like stroke, kidney disease and nerve issues.
That’s why BP control is just as important as sugar control for diabetics.
One protects the other.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more heart-protective, science-backed guidance.
magicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 6, 2025, 1:35 a.m.
Most people blame roti for sugar spikes but the real issue is the atta behind it.
High-GI, low-fibre wheat atta digests too fast, causing quick hunger, quick spikes and energy crashes.
Switching to low-GI, high-fibre millet-based attas can completely change your post-meal response.
Choose your atta wisely, it’s one of the simplest ways to improve sugar, energy and overall metabolic health.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more practical, science-backed tips.
High-GI, low-fibre wheat atta digests too fast, causing quick hunger, quick spikes and energy crashes.
Switching to low-GI, high-fibre millet-based attas can completely change your post-meal response.
Choose your atta wisely, it’s one of the simplest ways to improve sugar, energy and overall metabolic health.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more practical, science-backed tips.
magicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 5, 2025, 10:30 p.m.
Obesity and diabetes are deeply connected, each one makes the other worse.
And this loop is becoming increasingly common in India as metabolic issues rise.
GLP-1 drugs like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are helping break this cycle by reducing appetite, improving insulin response and controlling sugar spikes.
For many high-risk patients, they’re proving to be genuine game-changers.
But these are powerful medications effective only under proper medical supervision, not self-medication or social media trends.
Science-based treatment, the right guidance and consistent lifestyle habits together create real, long-term results.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more evidence-backed insights.
And this loop is becoming increasingly common in India as metabolic issues rise.
GLP-1 drugs like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are helping break this cycle by reducing appetite, improving insulin response and controlling sugar spikes.
For many high-risk patients, they’re proving to be genuine game-changers.
But these are powerful medications effective only under proper medical supervision, not self-medication or social media trends.
Science-based treatment, the right guidance and consistent lifestyle habits together create real, long-term results.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more evidence-backed insights.
magicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 3, 2025, 3:55 a.m.
“Sugar-free” sweets look like the safer choice —
but most people don’t know about their hidden side effects.
Sweeteners like maltitol, sorbitol and isomalt aren’t fully digested, and in larger portions they can cause bloating, gas and a mild laxative effect.
So guilt-free treats aren’t always gut-friendly.
Even more surprising?
Some sugar-free sweets can still spike blood sugar depending on the ingredients.
The takeaway is simple:
Sugar-free doesn’t always mean safe — read labels, watch portions, and choose mindfully.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more clear, science-backed guidance.
but most people don’t know about their hidden side effects.
Sweeteners like maltitol, sorbitol and isomalt aren’t fully digested, and in larger portions they can cause bloating, gas and a mild laxative effect.
So guilt-free treats aren’t always gut-friendly.
Even more surprising?
Some sugar-free sweets can still spike blood sugar depending on the ingredients.
The takeaway is simple:
Sugar-free doesn’t always mean safe — read labels, watch portions, and choose mindfully.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more clear, science-backed guidance.
magicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 1, 2025, 12:41 a.m.
India is seeing a sharp rise in demand for obesity and diabetes medications.
But this trend says more about lifestyle than medicine.
Drugs like GLP-1 agonists are helping people manage weight and blood sugar,
yet experts warn they aren’t a substitute for long-term habits.
The real concern?
Rising cases of obesity, prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, even among younger adults.
The message is clear:
Medication can support, but prevention still starts with lifestyle.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more insights on India’s metabolic health trends.
But this trend says more about lifestyle than medicine.
Drugs like GLP-1 agonists are helping people manage weight and blood sugar,
yet experts warn they aren’t a substitute for long-term habits.
The real concern?
Rising cases of obesity, prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes, even among younger adults.
The message is clear:
Medication can support, but prevention still starts with lifestyle.
Follow @diabesmartindia for more insights on India’s metabolic health trends.
magicBuzz
1582.3k Followers
Dec. 1, 2025, 12:35 a.m.
India is fast becoming the global hotspot for diabetes.
But the state-wise data tells an even more alarming story.
Southern states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana show the highest prevalence, in some places, nearly 1 in 5 people are affected.
Meanwhile, northern and eastern states like UP, Bihar and Assam are seeing the fastest growth rates.
Experts warn that by 2045, India’s diabetic population could cross 13 crore.
A reminder that diabetes is no longer a metro problem, it’s a national one.
Prevention starts with awareness.
Follow @diabesmartindia to stay informed.
But the state-wise data tells an even more alarming story.
Southern states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana show the highest prevalence, in some places, nearly 1 in 5 people are affected.
Meanwhile, northern and eastern states like UP, Bihar and Assam are seeing the fastest growth rates.
Experts warn that by 2045, India’s diabetic population could cross 13 crore.
A reminder that diabetes is no longer a metro problem, it’s a national one.
Prevention starts with awareness.
Follow @diabesmartindia to stay informed.