Honey for diabetics

Does anyone know if there is any kind of honey that we can take diabetics?

Thanks, greetings

Hello.
In the market there are some brands of honey imitations.I have several flavors, such as Maple and a natural one.
There are several types and flavors, but not everyone can find them in supermarkets, although online a good variety of types of sugar honey.
I do not put names or brands because I don't know what country you live, but there will surely be some in your country.
I hope I could be useful.

Alaaaaaaaa here I have never seen honey without sugar !!!

What I do know is the agave syrup, which is like a honey but with a very low glycemic index, with which although it has to be counted as CH, it does not unbalance glycemia levels: D

I will look for the miles without sugar on the web!Thanks for the information!

All the best!

Helloaaaaaaaaaa,
I didn't know that there is a sugar honey, now I take a teaspoon of the normal, I will investigate tb for the network to see what I find
Greetingsssssssssss

What is a honey without sugar?It can't be honey: shock :: Shock: I take honey, with fresh cheese with curd ..... a little more insulin and ready .... I don't see the problem of taking honey.The one that consumes is a honey that gives me a friend who has bees, is a totally natural honey with nothing added, I think that the honey they sell in supermarkets add sugars or glucose .... so consuming completely natural honey notI see no problem.

As I understand, a teaspoon of honey are between 9 and 12 gr of CH, we go a ration.I suppose that it also depends a lot on the type of honey and if it carries an addition, as Prado says.More or less 80% is fructose.

I have been investigating the web and I found that the EE is stimulating the production of sugarless Stevia honey: Link .But for what it seems for now it is only an initial phase project.In the same article, he says that beekeepers feed the bees in winter: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :.