Wow, I just broke out in a cold sweat on my way home from work. I almost cried on the street because I couldn't find my wallet no matter how much I searched through my bag, but luckily it was deep inside the inner pocket of my thick padded jacket... Phew, winter coats have so many pockets that my heart sometimes sinks when things like this happen. After finding my wallet, a sense of relief washed over me, and a sudden curiosity struck me, so I'm writing this!
Actually, because the weather's been so cold lately, I've been buying and eating warm snacks like bungeoppang (fish-shaped bread) or hotteok (sweet pancakes) on my way home from work. I've also been eating heavier dinners than usual. Maybe it's because it's winter, but my body feels heavy, but my mouth is always hungry, which is a huge problem. My activity level has already decreased, and I'm worried about my blood sugar levels spike after eating... So, does everyone have a routine for managing their blood sugar after meals?
Lately, I've been really interested in products I take after meals, like Cutslin Anti-Spike. I often feel sluggish after eating carbohydrates, and I'm curious if a home care routine like this will help me feel less tired and reduce swelling faster. I'm curious to try it out, but I'm also curious to hear from actual users!
After finding my wallet, I'm suddenly hungry. Before I head out for dinner, I'm really curious to know what other people are doing for their home care routines. I want to stay healthy during the winter, so if you have any post-meal secrets or tips, please share them with me! I'll be waiting...