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The Glucose Revolution Pocket Guide to the Top 100 Low Glycemic Foods |
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Rating: Summary: Easy, handy & helpful Review: I have bought books on the glycemic index. This book is a handy, quick guide to make it simple. Eating a diet geared toward low glycemic foods is easy to do. It's just changing a few choices. I got interested in the low glycemic index to help my husband with diabetes, and I lost 5 pounds. It's a healthier way of eating. Very refined foods have a high glycemic index. It also isn't generally good for you. Try that stoneground whole wheat bread. I'd also recommend "The Glucose Revolution: The Authoritative Guide to The Glycemic Index."
Rating: Summary: Not worth 5 bucks Review: It's good, but it only gives the rating for 100 foods. I did like the book, but not worth the price.
Rating: Summary: The Glucose Revolution, pocket guide Review: My husband has hypoglycemia. He has to be on a low blood sugar diet. I was happy to see this book, but was soon disappointed. The book tells you to eat foods like rice, potatoes, breads, pastas, raisins, corn and many more items that raises your blood sugar level. Although it does have some good points, this pocket food guide is not for a hypoglycemic. A good book that is worth looking into is Sugar Busters.
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