The Low GI Diet

Low glycemic health food for a diabetic diet with foods high in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, protein, anthocyanins & omega 3 fatty acids. Corresponding food list with values below 40 on the GI index. Top view.

Description

  • Based on the concept of the glycemic index (GI) and glycemic load (GL).
  • This diet recommends you eat foods that are low in GI index (55 rating or lower) and with a GL rating under 100.

Considerations:

  • Research shows low GI food options can contribute to better health and may even reduce the risk of some diseases.
  • Developed in order to help diabetes individuals control their blood glucose level
  • Can be cumbersome to some people since you must check the GI value of food.
  • Not primarily designed as a weight loss diet