Choosing the right milk can help prevent blood sugar spikes. Experts recommend options low in carbs, sugar-free, and rich in protein. Soy milk ranks best, followed by almond milk for low-carb needs.

And a focus on protein quality is potentially at odds with the other chief diet trend of the moment – for plant-based foods.

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