Introduction | p. 9 |
Glycemia | p. 16 |
Insulin secretion | p. 17 |
The Insulin Response | p. 18 |
Hyperinsulinism: the cause of weight gain | p. 20 |
Two comparable carbohydrates can cause different glycemia | p. 21 |
Metabolic effects | p. 22 |
And what about side effects? | p. 23 |
Glycemic Index | p. 25 |
Discovering Glycemic Index | p. 25 |
Glycemic index for weight loss | p. 28 |
The ôFast Sugarö and ôSlow Sugarö Classification is False! | p. 28 |
The Controversial Years | p. 30 |
Long-Overdue Recognition | p. 32 |
Analyzing the GI Table | p. 35 |
Modern and industrially processed foods. | p. 36 |
The food of our ancestors | p. 40 |
why more than a third of Americans are obese | p. 43 |
Why are people in parts of Europe slimmer? | p. 44 |
Drifting eating habits | p. 45 |
Factors that Modify Glycemic Index | p. 47 |
Starch's structure | p. 48 |
Variations in glycemic index | p. 51 |
Conclusion | p. 61 |
Clarifications Regarding Glycemic Indexes | p. 67 |
Watch out for GI Classifications! | p. 68 |
The right classification | p. 69 |
Watch out for the contradictory information | p. 69 |
Glycemic Load | p. 71 |
GI Index: Classification Tables | p. 75 |
Alphabetical classification | p. 76 |
GI table: Classification by GI | p. 84 |
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