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The Low GI Shopper's Guide to GI Values 2014

By Jennie Brand-Miller, Kaye Foster-Powell, M. Nutri., Diet, Fiona Atkinson

Nutrition, Diabetes

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Summary

Diet trends may come and go, but eating according to the glycemic index is the consistent, scientifically proven way to manage your health through your eating habits--and The Low GI Shopper's Guide makes it easier than ever! This go-to reference… has everything you need to know to use the glycemic index, whether you have a chronic condition such as diabetes or are trying to lose weight. The GI tables--comprehensive lists of foods and their glycemic index values--are the key to unlocking the remarkable health benefits of a low GI diet. The Shopper's Guide offers:Nutritional data for more than 1,200 popular foodsDefinitive at-a-glance tables arranged by food categoryTips for maintaining a gluten-free, low-GI dietThe facts about sugar and sweetenersShopping lists and tips for everyday meals and dining out

Title Details

ISBN 9780738216188
Publisher Da Capo Press
Copyright Date 2014
Book number 819835
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The Low GI Shopper's Guide to GI Values 2014

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