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Jan
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Sugar Glycemic Index

sugar glycemic index www.diabetescausestreatments.com Understanding the glycemic index and how it affects your blood sugar may help you gain control of your blood sugar and help you make better food choices. If you are currently dealing with blood sugar problems or are diabetic you have probably heard the term glycemic index tossed around. Using this index can also reduce your risk of heart problems, promote weight loss, and improve cholesterol levels. Knowing what to eat using the glycemic index will help you take charge of your health. The glycemic index is a method that ranks carbohydrates according to their effect on blood sugar levels. It has long been known that eating various carbohydrates have different consequences on our health. The glucose level in our bloodstream increases when we eat carbohydrates, especially things like processed sugar and high starch foods. What is just now coming to light is how eating certain good carbohydrates can actually keep blood sugar levels constant. The key to using the glycemic index is learning how to exchange low glycemic index carbohydrates for those high index ones. It is not really complicated once you discover what works best for your body. Switching from highly processed grains is a good place to begin. Eating whole grains such as oats, bran and barley is important. Reduce the amount of starchy foods you eat, especially potatoes. Increase your intake of things such as pasta and noodles. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and

What is the difference between glycemic index and glycemic load? What does each tell about a carbohydrate? Johanna Burani, MS, RD, CDE explains these differences and the calculations involved. www.EatGoodCarbs.com
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  1. Bissen says:

    Cleared up a few things. Thanks

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  3. VanIsler says:

    Is this presentations for pre-schoolers?

  4. sphincterofawe says:

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