? Question 60 1.5 pts Practical advice for patients with high fasting glucose levels and Metabolic Syndrome include all of the following EXCEPT: 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise daily Increase intake of highly processed protein foods such as protein powders, bacon, and deli meats. Replace refined grains with whole grains and monounsaturated fats Add legumes and fruit for soluble fiber
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