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Carbohydrate and blood glucose Any carbohydrate food you eat (e.g., milk, fruit, bread and pasta) is digested into glucose, which causes your blood glucose level to increase. However, eating some carbohydrates throughout the day is important because they provide energy and essential nutrients for your body. To better manage your blood glucose,
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