Diet for the elderly: Don’t eat too many sweets
elderly Belong to a high-risk group for diabetes. The older you are, the more likely you are to develop diabetes. Many elderly people have latent diabetes or mild diabetes. They have no obvious symptoms on weekdays. Fasting blood sugar and urine sugar tests are often normal. If you don't check postprandial blood sugar, you would not know that they have diabetes. In this case, if you consume a lot of sugar and sweets or enter Grape sugar, it will quickly evolve into overt diabetes. Therefore, the elderly should eat as little sugar and sweets as possible.
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