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There are also some studies that suggest that eating bananas can increase the risk for type-II diabetes. It is also important to note that eating too many bananas can cause constipation, which is another common problem for diabetics. Mango is something that people may not expect to find on a list of worst fruits for diabetes.
Ripe bananas contain 10% fiber, which is good for everyone, including people with diabetes; however, they also contain 8% carbohydrates, which increases blood sugar levels sharply. This is because the starch in the banana has been converted into sugar by nature, as the banana ripens.
Sugar content in raw bananas is really low and that's why raw bananas are great for diabetes. They have a glycemic index (GI) of less than 55, which is helpful for keeping the digestive system healthy. Foods with less GI prevent in rapid spike in blood sugar levels. Diabetes can in face include raw bananas in their daily diet.