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Does eating a lot of brown rice everyday lead to a high blood sugar reading?
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If you have: Only if you already have pre-diabetes or diabetes, brown rice (any rice) is loaded with carbs, which translates into sugar and raises blood sugar.
Answered 10/4/2016
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