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A day without blood sugar spikes: how to support your body this summer

1 min read Published on 09/16/2026 Blood sugar

A day without blood sugar spikes: how to support your body this summer

Even in summer, when schedules shift and habits change, blood sugar regulation remains a continuous process that extends over 24 hours. To preserve your energy throughout the day and avoid energy slumps, it is essential to adopt a few simple habits that help limit glycaemic spikes.
Discover how to support your body naturally, from morning to evening.

8:00 • Go for a savoury breakfast

The first meal of the day directly influences the energy stability of the following hours. A breakfast rich in protein and good fats helps limit the early demand on insulin and avoid the famous late-morning energy dip.

  • Summer menu: A 2-egg herb omelette / 1 slice of sourdough wholemeal bread / ½ avocado

12:30 • Choose the right food order

The order in which foods are eaten can help slow the absorption of carbohydrates. Starting with vegetables, continuing with protein and finishing with starches helps smooth the glycaemic curve.

  • Summer menu: 150 g of seasonal raw vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers) / 120 g of grilled salmon / 4 tablespoons of cooked quinoa

A little help to support glycaemic balance

As part of a balanced diet and good lifestyle, Laviela™ Diadrive can fit into the daily routine. Its plant-origin formula was developed to support the maintenance of normal blood sugar and everyday metabolic health.

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16:30 • Choose a satisfying snack

In case of a small hunger or a craving for freshness, favour foods rich in protein, fibre and good fats to avoid abrupt glycaemic variations before dinner.

  • Summer menu: 1 plain Greek yoghurt / 1 handful of almonds (about 30 g) / 1 handful of fresh blueberries

19:30 • Pair vegetables with a protein source

Fresh fish or seafood, rich in omega-3, are interesting for promoting satiety and slowing the passage of sugar into the blood.

  • Summer menu: 150 g of courgette salad / 120 g of grilled prawns / 4 tablespoons of brown rice

21:00 • Move after the meal

Take advantage of the cool of the evening for a 10 to 15-minute walk. This moderate physical activity helps the muscles use the circulating glucose directly, thus contributing to natural regulation of blood sugar.