Glycemic index and glycemic load offer information about how foods affect blood sugar and insulin. The lower a food's glycemic index or glycemic load, the less it affects blood sugar and insulin levels. Here you'll find a list of the glycemic index and glycemic load for more than 100 common foods............................open the link
this table of GI and GL is very useful. I wish that there was a table giving the calorific contents along with GI and GL. I have yet to come across this.
Is it possible to get a much bigger list of items than the present 100 items??
for Cornflakes It shows Glycemic index 93. it means cornflakes is not a good breakfast for diebetic people? I was taking it as breakfast, thinking it is good.
Please remember : any food containing carbohydrates is bad for Diabetics. One should under stand that the food made from grains is normally contains carbs. Keep it 20% of your total food, no carbs is best solution. I would say people beyond 50, should slowly reduce carbs in their total food. Reasonable quantity of fat and proteins may be increased. I take salad, curds, vegetables all except potato, peanuts, cheese, Once in a week 2 eggs or little chicken or paneer 100 gms . My observation that you maintain 120 BS both Fasting and PP with this diet. Those who can follow do share their readings on this forum.
That's right. Cornflakes is not at all good for diabetics!!
Is there any packed breakfast item which is ok for diabetics? Most of them seem to have high GI. Also, how come GI is the same for whole wheat and white bread?? People often say whole wheat bread is better than white?
Ty. mixing always lowers the gi when u eat with protein and fat. Where is the limit for glycemic load for diabetics? for ex...half banana, a piece of mango are fine? as the GI for both are under 60.
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