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The New Glucose Revolution Pocket Guide to Losing Weight

The New Glucose Revolution Pocket Guide to Losing Weight

List Price: $6.95
Your Price: $2.78
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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is a Pocket Guide!!
Review: I had to write this review to counter the other review - this is a "pocket guide" - a small book packed with the information needed to understand glycemic index and what it means in your everyday diet. This book was never meant to be a complete guide but does offer an easy to understand review of glycemic index, a weekly meal plan, substitutes to normally consumed foods, snacks and snacking tips and a small table of GI values. I found it amazingly complete and very informative for the price - a good place to start!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Yes!
Review: I was recently diagnosed as having hypoglycemia. My physician recommeded reading some books on this subject and scheduling an appointment with a nutritionist. She had recommeded this book along with hypoglycemia for dummies. These two books have given me options as far as what I should be eating to maintain my glucose levels during the course of my day as well as giving me options as no food is "off limits". If you're in a similar situation or even just want to lose weight, without starvation, this is the book!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Not enough items listed
Review: I'd hoped this book would help me make good choices with foods on a low to med carb diet. However, there are big gaps in the foods it lists and is generally pretty useless.


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