Why is jaggery better than sugar despite having a nearly same calorie density?

Less refined: Jaggery is derived from unprocessed cane sugar juice or palm sap, whereas sugar is severely refined and processed, removing essential minerals and nutrients.

More nutrients: Jaggery includes trace elements including iron, potassium, and magnesium, which are not found in refined sugar.

Lower glycemic index: Jaggery has a lower glycemic index than sugar, which means it digests slowly and gradually releases sugar into the circulation, avoiding rapid blood sugar increases.

Natural sweetener: Jaggery is a natural sweetener that contains fibre, which helps to slow down sugar absorption, whereas sugar is a pure carbohydrate with no fibre.

Less likely to cause dental decay: Because jaggery contains minerals and has a lower sugar concentration, it is less likely to cause tooth decay.

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