Anyone else going sugar free in 2015?
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This study indicates that 45g protein is pretty insulinogenic. 45g protein is a normal meal which I would not consider high
It's probably half the average daily protein intake, so maybe a bit high for a "normal" meal for many.
Insulin response depends on type of protein and rate of absorption too, but 16 grams of whey is sufficient to give a substantial increase in insulin and reduction in blood sugars area under the curve.0 -
If I had the option between sugar free and sand... I'd take the sand.0
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