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Eating Raw Onions May Improve Insulin Sensitivity, According to Dietitians

Summary by Verywell Health
Can raw onions improve insulin sensitivity? Dietitians explain the research, potential blood sugar benefits, and how onions fit into a balanced diet.

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Small research points to a possible benefit of raw onion, but there is not yet enough evidence that it reliably improves insulin sensitivity.

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A window that does not generally limit the role of raw onion in authorities and foods to adding flavour. Studies suggest that it may help the body to regulate blood sugar levels, thanks to its containment of antioxidants and compounds that may improve cell sensitivity to insulin...

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Raw onions could have interesting effects on blood sugar, according to research that has attracted the attention of specialists. Consumed in salads or along with the usual meals, it provides the body with fibers and natural compounds that can contribute to health. But can raw onions really help keep blood sugar under control?

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Verywell Health broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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