- food on
glycemic response.
These include glycemic index (GI),
glycemic load (GL) and
glycemic glucose equivalents (GGE). A
comparative glycemic response...
- The
glycemic (glycaemic)
index (GI; /ɡlaɪˈsiːmɪk/) is a
number from 0 to 100 ****igned to a food, with pure
glucose arbitrarily given the
value of 100,...
- The
glycemic load (GL) of food is a
number that
estimates how much the food will
raise a person's
blood glucose level after it is eaten. One unit of glycemic...
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Glycemic efficacy refers to the
capacity of
regulated glycemic levels to
produce an
effect in
people with
diabetes and
heart disease.
According to Zeev...
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period after the food is ingested. The
index is
similar to the
glycemic index (GI) and
glycemic load (GL), but
rather than
relying on
blood glucose levels...
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subject to
fermentation by the
gastrointestinal microbiota. The
glycemic index (GI) and
glycemic load
concepts characterize the
potential for carbohydrates...
- https://gazetebanka.com/.
Retrieved 22
November 2021.
Glycemic index,
retrieved 2011-12-19 The
Glycemic Index and GI Database,
University of Sydney, retrieved...
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individuals with type 2
diabetes who can't meet the
glycemic targets or
where reducing anti-
glycemic medications is a priority, the ADA says that low or...
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consumption of glucose.
Glucose has a
glycemic index of 100, by definition, and
other foods have
lower glycemic index.
Sucrose has a GI of 68, fructose...
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nervous system.[citation needed]
Jasmine rice has a
glycemic index of 68–80.
Foods with a
glycemic index of 55 or
lower are
preferred in the diet of diabetics...
