Chapati

Also known as: Roti, phulka

GrainPan-India

PCOS

Yes

Yes — chapati is a good choice with PCOS. Fine in portion; problems start at four-plus rotis with little protein. Cap at two and fill the rest of the plate with dal and sabzi.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Yes

Yes — chapati is a good choice with diabetes. Fine in portion; problems start at four-plus rotis with little protein. Cap at two and fill the rest of the plate with dal and sabzi.

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Nutrition facts

Glycemic index and serving for Chapati
Glycemic index≈ 58 (Medium)
Typical serving1 phulka (30 g atta)
Glycemic load12 per serving (Medium)

Chapati and your condition

PCOS / PCOD

Yes

Yes — chapati is a good choice with PCOS. Fine in portion; problems start at four-plus rotis with little protein. Cap at two and fill the rest of the plate with dal and sabzi.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Yes

Yes — chapati is a good choice with diabetes. Fine in portion; problems start at four-plus rotis with little protein. Cap at two and fill the rest of the plate with dal and sabzi.

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Medical disclaimer

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