Dates have a low glycemic index. This means they do not significantly raise a person’s blood sugar levels. However, honey does cause a spike in blood sugar 30 minutes after consumption. If eaten excessively, it may lead to developing diabetes. Neither honey nor dates have concrete links to other diseases.
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