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I been recently diagnosed with hypoglycemia and i want to know is there a limit of fruits i can eat per day on meals?
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No: I would say no. Fruits as i'm sure you know have sugar in them, so they would help to prevent you from getting hypoglycemic. Unless you know your blood sugar is getting too high, i don't see any reason to necessarily restrict the amount of fruit in your diet.
Answered 2/9/2013
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