I love these fruits from our farm,the trees are still small cause we planted them last year and this is first time they give us fruits.The fig leaves made my body ichy but it worthed it cause the fig was so sweet and yummy. Have you ever tried these fruits? If yes which one is your favorite?😋🥰

I wanted to check in and see how all are doing. I’m going to get back to working out tomorrow and be very consistent. I will share my action initiatives on the next day or so!

Raspberry is my favorite in berry fruits. Today i went to my village and i was so excited to get some raspberry but it was unripe,maybe next week i go again and it will be ripe🙂

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Did you know that kiwi fruit can be a smart choice for people managing blood sugar? Here’s why: ✅ Low Glycemic Index (GI): Kiwi has a GI around 48–52, meaning it causes a slow, steady rise in blood sugar instead of a big spike. ✅ Packed with Fiber: The fiber in kiwi slows down sugar absorption, helping keep blood sugar levels more stable—especially if you enjoy it with protein or healthy fats like yogurt or nuts. ✅ Supports Metabolic Health: Studies show that adding kiwi to meals can reduce post-meal blood sugar spikes by up to 30%. Quick Tip: - Stick to one kiwi (about 100g) as a serving. - Choose fresh whole kiwi over juice or dried kiwi to keep all that helpful fiber. - If you’re adventurous, you can even eat the skin (especially on golden kiwi) for extra fiber! Bottom line: Kiwi is a delicious, diabetes-friendly fruit when eaten in moderation. It’s a simple way to add natural sweetness without sending your blood sugar soaring.