Are Oats Good For Diabetes? | Dr V Mohan

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About Dr.V Mohan
Dr. V. Mohan is an internationally acclaimed Diabetologist with vast experience of over 40 years. He is the founder of the 'Dr. Mohan's Diabetes Specialities Centre' chain that boasts of over 50 diabetes clinics across India. He is also the President and Director at Madras Diabetes Research Foundation (MRDF).
After his postgraduate medical education from Madras Medical College, Chennai, Dr.Mohan practiced his research work abroad and has published over 1,460 papers in peer-reviewed journals.
Dr. V. Mohan has received over 180 awards, including Padma Shri, the B. C. Roy National Award by the Medical Council of India, and the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Centenary Award. As an added feather to his crown, he also holds the prestige of being the first Indian to receive the Harold Rifkin Award for Distinguished International Service in the Cause of Diabetes.

[@jyotsnanarayanan2390]

Thank you for the useful information. Is oat bran better than rolled oats and steel cut oats?

[@thefurrybunniesdogs9308]

Very gd information. ரொம்ப நன்றி ❤

[@savitriperera6779]

Thank you Sir for that clear and consised message

[@kathychinsamy2157]

Thank YOU doctor for sharing
God bless 🙌 YOU
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[@drpraveengangadhara7493]

Made it so simple to understand sir, another viral video on the way 💐🙏

[@dannyuttam8693]

Thanks for giving good suggestions on oats . Your explanation is very good. You are a great teacher and doctor. God bless you.

[@kanagamanijayaraj7020]

Thank you Dr. for your very clear explanation about the type of oats and its uses..

[@jagdishchandermonga8240]

Informative. Rightly explained 👌

[@sudhast2931]

Thanks a lot sir,stay blessed always

[@girijasundaram2575]

Thank you so much by bringing so much awareness about oats

[@samsonm2011]

excellent presentation, Thank you Dr. V Mohan

[@prasadpanicker3047]

Brilliant logic very simply explained

[@vivekatruths]

Thanks for your patience sir!

[@vijayalaxmi5664]

Thank you Doctorji for your valuable suggestions. 🙏

[@beverleybrangman2191]

Thank you this has been very helpful. I have only just started in last weeks eating the steel cut oats. prior to that, I only ate granola with the rolled oats, and lots of seeds. I am now wearing the continuous monitor and confirm that what you say is true for me. So sorry to hear it is so costly in India. Here in Bermuda, a lot of things are also exorbitant BUT oats only cost about $4.00 a pound for organic, and $5.95 when prepackaged . Tomorrow I will try the Buckwheat groats after soaking.

[@RM-xq4rf]

Thank you very much for the information!!

[@dw8461]

Thanks for info. I had no idea about differences in the oats.

[@dhanrajhosamani8993]

Dr.Iam very much thankful for oats usages

[@ruplekhaborah7734]

Very informative video .. Thanks a lot

[@paulschumacher6296]

Many thanks for the enlightenment.

[@rosystephen3356]

Doctor please add more videos. Thank you and God bless you always.

[@nagarajagaikwad4151]

Everyone is different. Use CGM to find the impact on sugars. Focus on Indian millets than oats..

[@swapnajain6130]

Sir, you made it Clear that Basically rolled oats and oats with bran are good. Thanks for sharing this information.

[@drvmohan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@swapnajain6130]

@@drvmohan yes, absolutely sir , each video is highly informative.

[@bharaniravuri1316]

QUICKER
oats are better brand.

[@whatsname2649]

Thanks, Doc! I hit the like.

[@francoantonelli7723]

Thank you for your insight…

[@user-mw1tr1qx8k]

Thank you Dr
How milk powder &what milk powder recommended

[@nirmalakumarigade497]

Sir namasthe,Sir yours each and every word valuable for us.Thanku sir

[@sookanyasarker2508]

It is a very informative video Sir. U have explained the matter with great details. Thank u very much. Regards.

[@manikanteshwarivsmanikante5054]

Thank you so much for the information sir...

[@sharadhadevi7978]

Tq Sir for your suggestions🙏🙏🙏

[@tngudi8410]

Good information, thanks Doctor..I do take Steel cut oats..

[@ishanchaturvedi2]

Please make vidoes about Barley which has even lower GI than oats.

[@viswamsagur4600]

Thanks a lot, Dr. Mohan for your clarification on the Oat meal.

[@hellenmuwowo7089]

Thanks for the explanation

[@ranwi7801]

Thanks sweet gentle Doctor

[@letcalderon4575]

Thank you for sharing doc

[@meggymegs01]

Thank you so much, very informative content

[@fazilboodoo7736]

I have very satisfy yr advise may God bless U

[@8877jazz]

Thank you for the video Sir.

[@rumabhattacharya9152]

Thanks Sir... I got my answer while watching the video.. God Bless

[@bobboscarato1313]

Dr. V. Mohan thanks for your very good and concise video explaining the types of oats and their differences. Greatly appreciated!

[@drvmohan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tissarambukwella1012]

Thank you very much Dear Doctor for your excellent explanation

[@mauricemason7135]

Thank you very much!

[@shirlypanicker3367]

Nice to know the differences between the two types of oats. Steel cut oats and the other one. The one with the bran has more nutritious and doesn’t increase the glycemic index, hence it is a good item for breakfast.
Thank you Dr. VM for clarifying the differences between the two and its benefits to a diabetic patient as a person who has BP too. Even Colon Cancer can also be avoided, constipation……Some diabetologists also recommend not to eat oatmeal due to the high glycemic index of the other type and it is an eye 👁️ opener for me too since l am a diabetic person for about 12 years. It’s a very educative video

[@sarat6006]

I ate oats for a week, twice a day and used to walk 5Km a day and my sugar levels rised from 99 to 127 ( before breakfast ) 😢😢

[@theundisputedkiller]

Doctor liked your comment 💀🤡

[@globaledu2876]

In the morning(or overnight), before breakfast, our blood sugar is always higher than usual. So, to measure blood sugar related to oatmeal, it's probably best to do so 2 hours after oatmeal is consumed. More importantly, it is the sugar spike we should try to avoid. Study has indicated that the order in which we eat the food in each meal makes a big difference in avoiding sugar spike.

[@gerardoavila2141]

Good information doc.thank you.

[@user-bp7pu4yy1q]

Short and clear information, thank you Sir.

[@violetamejala5745]

Thank you doc for knowlegelable information about diabetes.more power./Philippines.

[@ranjuchakraborty9003]

Thank you dr sairam mohon

[@rajagopallteeragasoondaree9779]

Sai Ram Dr Mohan. Much appreciated info.

[@lancerudy9934]

Great video thanks 😊

[@palakpunamiya2291]

Very good information. People like your advice

[@sajinc7359]

Thanks for good information sir

[@melachurukrishnaiah938]

Thank you sir, very useful&informative video for diabetic patients.

[@iftikharalikhan4303]

Well done. You explained nicely.

[@debashisghosh8718]

Thank you very much for sharing such an informative video for people like us❤

[@gillywitham]

Thank you for such a clear and concise answer on oats, My understanding is much clearer now.

[@megamind1311]

Thank you for the information

[@user-pm3uk9up3g]

For more than a decade, I grappled with the relentless challenges of diabetes. I navigated through a maze of treatments, each promising a glimpse of hope, but none delivering the lasting relief I longed for. It felt like an endless, uphill battle. I was s

[@annamikagupta6733]

What are your views on white oats as i am type 2 diabetic..can it be safe for people like me?

[@kaura4560]

Thanks sir it's very informative

[@nithyarul7171]

Thanks sir very useful program

[@bijayakumarmohapatra886]

Thank you sir for these useful informations.I have been using rolled oats in breakfast 4-5days a week since 7 years.thank you again sir.

[@arieltellis458]

Thank you Dr. for your very clearly explained choices of oats for diabetics.

[@abdupms6187]

Thank you very much Dr,

[@sithyrafeek3212]

Thank you doctor Mohan for your advice described clearly god bless you 👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wesdonze2014]

very well explained

[@luvvcnn]

🙏 SIR. Thanks for making it so simple & clear.
So after listening to you my take is that "steel cut" are the best.
Am i correct doctor?
PLEASE reply 🙏
God Bless You 🙏

[@jeannettebaraquil2317]

Thnx Doc, now I know, GODBLESS

[@laikweeseong6506]

very informative

[@ptsering5990]

Thank you Doctor Sir

[@meenadevirachapelli6014]

Tq sir for ur valuable information

[@saliemchristian9943]

Thank u , doctor, for the advice. In SA we have "Jungle Oats". We also have a variety of other cereals and processed oats, but as a diabetic, I prefer the "jungle oats".

[@lawrencemosala7995]

Not good really

[@mohdghouse351]

Good 👍 Advice Doctor sir thanks so much 🙏

[@bharati17]

Very beautifully explained about oats. Where do we get steel cut oats that is good for diabetic patients?

[@richardjohnson7563]

Steel Cut Oats can be found next to the rolled oats, instant oats, in cereal aisle of my grocery store.

[@mumtazali8921]

Dear Dr. V Mohan , many thanks for sharing very valuable informations . Lot of love ❤️ from Pakistan ❤. Mumtaz Ali

[@chetankhadate8553]

Sir as you said,, the food take time to cook,, take time to digest,,, are these good indicators for food people for dibetic,,

[@nayanapai6137]

Thank you Doctor . Your awareness series for Diabetes is very useful.

[@shainshahkhanum7018]

Thank You

[@DB-tl3uk]

Very good useful information

[@clarekekulawela505]

Thanks Doctor

[@roseymitchell7354]

Thanks for the update my husband have high cholesterol and I gave him rolled oats every morning and when he did his blood works the doctor gave him a clean bill and told him to continue with his diet

[@daredevl6657]

Rolled oats cooked ? Or soaking overnight and eating raw?

[@rssiddharth3134]

Which brand rolled oats do you use ?

[@sricharan04]

Which brand did you use?

[@rajeswaridn8162]

How to identify roll oats

[@sricharan04]

@@rajeswaridn8162 rolledoats look like cornflakes.. they are flat

[@WadmanP]

So the processed nature of instant or quick oats increases its glycemic index. That explains my after breakfast spikes in spite of having no other carbs.

[@josephrose1383]

THANK YOU++++++++++

[@cuzettehodge1820]

Thank you.

[@RevathiRevathi-ou4nj]

Very thanks g

[@sasikalakumarim5360]

What is best steel cut

[@violetmichael1597]

Sir, thanks for sharing this video.

[@drvmohan]

Most welcome

[@vister6757]

Actually steal cut oats/bran oats are very yummy. Just dont take too much 1-2 tbsp with lots of seeds, nuts, and some berries then you will feel really full.

[@jayalakshmiramachandran4001]

Thank you

[@rajinderchoudhary7392]

Thank you Doctor

[@shanmugambala1883]

I was the THIRD generation in my family that your father treated for diabetes. Good to see you presenting this informative video. Thanks very much. Some observations of mine on this subject. I agree with what you have said. But from real life experience, please look at the availability and the exorbitant prices of rolled oats and steel cut oats in India. I think whole oats (groats) are a very good cereal especially for diabetics. It is not even easily available in India, and the few brands that may be available are exorbitantly priced, much higher than quick cooking oats. I thought that the more processing involved the higher the prices should be
It is the other way around. Maybe, very knowledgeable specialists like you can highlight this to the people concerned and help reduce the cost of groats, rolled oats, etc. Once again, thanks for the post.

[@drvmohan]

Thank you

[@bobboscarato1313]

The products made to satisfy highest demands can be sold at lower prices but they may not be what you need to stay healthy!

[@ishanchaturvedi2]

Use Bengal gram- even lower GI than oats and cheaper.

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[@jaiprakashagrawal3580]

​@@ishanchaturvedi2 bengal gram is very good.but it can not take the place of oats.❤

[@pratibhagulwadi411]

Thank you very much Dr. for your valuable advice.

[@albertcruz6579]

Good information

[@fenetorkerkula]

thanks so much doctor u are the best doctor in the whole wide world i appreciate you alots since i been watching your video the sugar levels has gone down. thanks a million

[@nazimakhan251]

Hi Doc, Thanks much for the videos! A quick question for you - my A1C ranged from 6.0 to 6.8 in the past few years. It is currently at 6.5. I am not on any medication. Should I take Metformin? Please advise.

[@DevKumar-mj2fz]

Do exercise daily and have proper balanced diet

[@anjubid1571]

Thanku very much Dr

[@12arv34]

Very good information about oats and their health benefits 😊👍

[@drvmohan]

Thank you

[@rizaldonor8148]

Traditional oats👍👍👍thanks😊😊😊

[@henriramonfosse]

thank you doctor.