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Once upon a time, in a small town full of fruit aroma, there was an ordinary white-collar worker named Wang Ming, whose mantra was: "Oh, eat some fruit, healthy and delicious!" Every day, Wang Ming would take out all kinds of fruits in the office, which attracted the envy and jealousy of his colleagues.
However, after some time, Wang Ming began to feel unusually thirsty and urinated frequently. He felt uneasy and didn't feel like his normal self. So, he decided to go to the hospital for a check-up.
At the hospital, doctors took a blood test for him. To Wang Ming's surprise, the test results showed that his blood sugar level was abnormally elevated, which had reached the criteria for diabetes.
Wang Ming asked the doctor why, and the doctor explained that although lychee is a delicious fruit, it contains a lot of fructose, and long-term high intake may cause blood sugar to rise, increasing the risk of diabetes.
The doctor advised him to consume lychees in moderation in the future and avoid eating too much at one time.
After returning home, Wang Ming began to delve into the relationship between fruit and diabetes, and he was surprised to find that some fruits are high in fructose, which can be harmful to health if consumed in excess.
He decided to share this sentiment in the hope of raising more awareness of how fruit is eaten. He detailed three "minefields": first, don't eat a lot of fruits with high fructose, such as lychees, all at once;
Secondly, if you have a family history of diabetes or already have diabetes, pay special attention to the choice and intake of fruits;
Finally, don't eat fruit as a substitute for other staple foods and keep a varied diet.
Wang Ming's article quickly attracted the attention of the town's residents, who began to pay more attention to the choice of fruits and the way to eat them.
He has also collected a wealth of data on fruit consumption and health, which supports his view that moderate and varied fruit intake is more beneficial for health.
Through this story, we can see that even delicious fruits need to be consumed in moderation to avoid adverse health effects. Therefore, no matter what you eat, you must "divide the species and eat the amount" in order to be truly healthy and delicious!
Finally, let's consider a seemingly unrelated question: If you were a doctor, would you prescribe a special fruit recipe for a diabetic patient?
The answer may not be so obvious, but this question can lead to more thinking about medical advice, patient needs, and dietary habits.
Either way, remember, eating healthy is the key to staying healthy!
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