Low-Glycemic Trend Is Old Hat to Atkins Followers
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Low-Glycemic Diets: A Familiar Concept for Atkins Enthusiasts
Summary
This year, diet experts anticipate a rise in the popularity of low-glycemic diets in the U.S. These diets focus on how foods impact blood sugar levels. As food manufacturers catch on, more products will highlight their low-glycemic credentials.Body
The concept of low-glycemic eating is not new to followers of the Atkins diet. Atkins Nutritionals Inc. has long been ahead of the curve, using its own approach to measure foods' effects on blood sugar, known as the "Net Atkins Count."While the glycemic index focuses on carbohydrates, it often overlooks aspects like portion size and how fats, fibers, and proteins interact to influence blood sugar. The Net Atkins Count simplifies the integration of Atkins products into lifestyles aiming to stabilize blood sugar levels.
Atkins' method arose from a three-year collaboration between its scientists and Dr. Thomas Wolever, a leading nutrition researcher. This initiative examined baseline blood sugar levels and individual responses to various foods. Data from numerous participants provided an average impact on blood sugar, forming the basis of the Net Atkins Count.
The Atkins Nutritional Approach has always highlighted the importance of low-glycemic foods, alongside adequate proteins and natural fats, to maintain stable blood sugar and promote fat burning.
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