Smart Sugar Control: The Indian GI Guide That Lets You Keep Your Dal-Chawal — and Your Numbers in Check - IntuiWell

Smart Sugar Control: The Indian GI Guide That Lets You Keep Your Dal-Chawal — and Your Numbers in Check

Smart Sugar Control - E book

Ever feel like every diet book tells you to ban rice, skip roti, and survive on salads that taste like cardboard?
If that sounds familiar, you’ll love Smart Sugar Control: A Glycemic-Index Roadmap for Indian Meals. This 70-page e-book keeps the flavour of home and still tames your blood sugar.


The Problem

Carb bans don’t work in a country where dal-chawal, poha, and festival sweets are woven into daily life. Quick “spikes” leave you yawning at 11 a.m. and raiding the snack drawer by 4.

The Reframe

The villain isn’t carbs; it’s speed. Slow them down and you can keep the foods you love.

The Solution

Smart Sugar Control shows you how to slow every bite:

  • Colour-coded GI lists—know in 5 seconds if a food is green, yellow, or red.

  • Balanced-Plate rule—half veg, quarter protein, quarter smart carb (with a thumb-tip of ghee).

  • 30+ desi recipes—ragi pancakes, bajra khichdi, masoor cutlets, even a “festival-light” day.

  • Printable trackers—5-day sugar log, spike-food worksheet, quarterly health sheet.

  • Fun visuals—an insulin traffic-cop, a cheeky jalebi, and broccoli “shields” that make the science stick.

Why It’s Different

It’s 100 % Indian. No quinoa quotas, no avocado commandments, just bajra, dalia, rajma, and everyday spices. The guide was crafted by Shivani – Clinical nutritionist for evidence-based tips and Vallabh  for graphics that make you smile while you learn.

Impact

Follow the plan for two weeks and most readers report:

  • 10–20 mg/dL drop in fasting sugar

  • Fewer 4 p.m. cravings

  • Lighter waist—and lighter mood—without banning a single festival

Ready to keep your jalebi and your steady energy?


Download the e-book today and put Indian food back on the plate—minus the sugar roller-coaster

Note: This guide is a powerful starting point, but always pair it with personalised medical advice from your doctor or dietitian.

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