Sugar Control Low GI Brown Rice – 1 Kg | Organic, High Fiber & Diabetes-Friendly
Sugar Control Low GI Brown Rice is a premium-quality, 100% organic and natural brown rice specially selected for people who want to maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support weight management. With a low glycemic index (GI), high fiber content, and gluten-free composition, it is an excellent choice for individuals with diabetes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a healthier alternative to white rice.
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Key Features
🌾 Low Glycemic Index (GI): Helps reduce blood sugar spikes after meals.
🌿 100% Organic & Natural: Free from artificial chemicals and preservatives.
💪 High in Dietary Fiber: Supports healthy digestion and keeps you feeling full for longer.
🚫 Gluten-Free: Suitable for people with gluten sensitivity or those following a gluten-free diet.
🧪 Lab-Tested Quality: Carefully tested to ensure purity, safety, and premium quality.
❤️ Diabetes-Friendly: Designed to support balanced blood sugar levels as part of a healthy diet.
⚖️ Supports Weight Management: Promotes satiety, helping reduce unnecessary snacking.
Health Benefits
Helps maintain stable blood glucose levels.
Rich in natural nutrients, vitamins, and minerals.
Supports digestive health.
May assist in healthy weight management when combined with regular exercise and a balanced diet.
Provides sustained energy throughout the day.
How to Cook
Wash the rice thoroughly.
Soak for 20–30 minutes (optional for softer texture).
Cook with 2–2.5 cups of water for every 1 cup of rice.
Simmer until the rice is tender and fluffy.
Serve with vegetables, dal, curry, or grilled protein.
Product Details
Product: Sugar Control Low GI Brown Rice
Net Weight: 1 Kg
Pack Size: Pack of 1
Type: Brown Rice
Diet Type: Organic, Gluten-Free
Ideal For: Diabetics, weight-conscious individuals, fitness enthusiasts, and healthy families.
Note
While low-GI brown rice can be part of a healthy eating plan, it is not a treatment for diabetes. People with diabetes should monitor portion sizes and follow advice from their healthcare provider or dietitian.