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Is true that apple can really help reduce the bodys sugar content, thereby reduce the risk of diabetes.?


Is true that apple can really help reduce the bodys sugar content, thereby reduce the risk of diabetes.?

do idea about that but one of my brothers was addicted to eating apples he never ate sweets or chocolate just apples and his teeth rotted his dentist told him the because he ate so many apples the acid in them rotted his teeth away weird but true
Well, the saying goes an apple a day keeps the doctor away, so maybe so.
Not a chance in hell, buddy
I'm a Doctor
Apples are a natural source of sugar. They are healthier than say a Snickers bar, but not a miracle food or anything. The skin is the healthiest part.
An apple is no miracle buddy. What the heck?
Apples are loaded with simple sugars. They shoot my blood sugar up minutes after eating one.
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