Carbs on a label = fiber + sugar + ??????
witcherkar
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Okay so im drinking the walmart brand of glucerna. When reading the label it says total carbs are 23 grams. Fiber is 3 grams. Sugar is 6 grams. What are the other 14 grams of carbs???? Do they impact your sugar and insulin in the body??
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All carbs count for diabetics. Carbs also include all the starches.1
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witcherkar wrote: »Okay so im drinking the walmart brand of glucerna. When reading the label it says total carbs are 23 grams. Fiber is 3 grams. Sugar is 6 grams. What are the other 14 grams of carbs???? Do they impact your sugar and insulin in the body??
Carbs are broken down into 3 components...sugar, fiber, and starch...fiber is listed, sugar is listed, the rest is starch.
For a diabetic, all carbs matter...1 -
K, I pulled a nutrition fact sheet on Glucerna.
The carbohydrate sources listed below include corn maltodextrin, glycerine, fructose, and scFOS. Thanks to your inquiry I now know that scFOS stands for short-chain fructoligosaccharides (low calorie non digestible carbohydrates).
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