🥔 Think potatoes are bad for blood sugar? Think again.
Most people are told to avoid potatoes. But leftover potatoes might actually help your gut.
Here’s why:
When you cook potatoes and cool them in the fridge, some of the starch turns into “resistant starch”.
Even reheating them the next day keeps most of those benefits.
Resistant starch feeds your good gut bacteria. They produce short-chain fatty acids that support:
✔️ Gut health
✔️ Healthy inflammation response
✔️ Metabolic health
The same food. Prepared differently. A different biological response.
This video is for educational purposes only and not medical advice.
Consult a healthcare professional for personal health concerns.
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