Low GI foods
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carajo
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I have been hearing about low GI foods making you feel full longer, what is a "low GI" food??? Does anybody have certain foods they eat in the morning that keeps them going strong to lunch...I always feel like i am starving before 10:00!! Thanks, Cara
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I have been hearing about low GI foods making you feel full longer, what is a "low GI" food??? Does anybody have certain foods they eat in the morning that keeps them going strong to lunch...I always feel like i am starving before 10:00!! Thanks, Cara0
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I don't know if it's a low GI food but I eat oatmeal everyday for breakfast. (Kashi Go Lean All Natural Creamy Oatmeal). I often add blueberries or raspberries and a teaspoon of flaxseed oil. This keeps me feeling very satisfied until lunch. It was also a recommened breakfast in the Dr. Oz book on Oprah if you happen to know of him.0
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I don't know if it's a low GI food but I eat oatmeal everyday for breakfast. (Kashi Go Lean All Natural Creamy Oatmeal). I often add blueberries or raspberries and a teaspoon of flaxseed oil. This keeps me feeling very satisfied until lunch. It was also a recommened breakfast in the Dr. Oz book on Oprah if you happen to know of him.
could you say how many cals, carbs, protein etc this has???0 -
You can Google their products and the NI should show up.0
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I have been hearing about low GI foods making you feel full longer, what is a "low GI" food??? Does anybody have certain foods they eat in the morning that keeps them going strong to lunch...I always feel like i am starving before 10:00!! Thanks, Cara
Check out this web site
www.nutricoach.net/low_gi_foods.html0 -
This is the actual website for the Glycemic Index.
Its a university research model, NOT a fad diet. It recommended for diabetics because the carbohydrates burn slowly through the body, thus keeping you full longer by regulating your blood sugar level more efficiently.
Have a read.
http://www.glycemicindex.com/0 -
This is the actual website for the Glycemic Index.
Its a university research model, NOT a fad diet. It recommended for diabetics because the carbohydrates burn slowly through the body, thus keeping you full longer by regulating your blood sugar level more efficiently.
Have a read.
http://www.glycemicindex.com/0
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