Purple Potatoes Cut Blood Sugar Spikes and Inflammation Better Than White Varieties
New research shows purple potatoes cause smaller insulin spikes and reduce inflammation markers compared to white and yellow varieties.
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New research shows purple potatoes cause smaller insulin spikes and reduce inflammation markers compared to white and yellow varieties.
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