Glycemic index diets can help to control blood sugar level
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Glycemic Index Diets: A Key to Managing Blood Sugar Levels
Overview
Research from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition highlights the effectiveness of using the glycemic index (GI) to predict how meals impact blood sugar levels. This is particularly crucial for individuals with diabetes.
Key Findings
Dr. Thomas M. S. Wolever and his team from the University of Toronto explored the relationship between the carbohydrate content and GI of foods and their impact on blood sugar levels in realistic mixed meals.
Study Details
- Participants: The study included 16 participants in Sydney and 10 in Toronto.
- Method: Researchers evaluated six test meals in Sydney and eight in Toronto. These meals varied in calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates, and GI scores.
Results
- In Sydney, the blood sugar and insulin responses varied by threefold, while in Toronto, they varied by 2.4-fold.
- There was no significant link between blood sugar levels and the fat or protein content of meals.
- A strong correlation was found between blood sugar response and both carbohydrate content and GI, accounting for 88% of the variation.
Implications
The study confirms that the glycemic index is a reliable method for managing blood sugar levels. Diabetes patients can benefit from GI diets but should continue their prescribed therapy and regular monitoring.
Using the GI to select foods can significantly help control blood sugar, leading to better health outcomes for those managing diabetes.
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