00:00Broccoli and cheese may be more blood sugar friendly than you think.
00:03Broccoli provides fiber, while cheese adds protein and fat.
00:07Together, these nutrients can help reduce the impact of carbohydrates on blood sugar.
00:12A half cup of cooked broccoli contains 5.5 grams of carbohydrates,
00:16but 2.5 grams of that total are fiber.
00:19Fiber slows digestion and can help limit a sharp blood sugar rise.
00:23One slice of sharp cheddar has less than one gram of carbohydrates.
00:27It also provides nearly 7 grams of protein and 9.5 grams of fat.
00:32The combination may also help you feel full for longer.
00:35Broccoli contains sulforphane, a compound being studied for blood sugar benefits.
00:40Research suggests it may help with insulin resistance and glucose regulation.
00:45However, much of that research uses broccoli sprouts or concentrated extracts.
00:50So broccoli and cheese can be a nutritious pairing,
00:52and adding more fiber to meals may support better long-term metabolic health.
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