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| Actually instant rice has a GI of 46 and is considered to be Low on the index. Brown rice is medium at 55. Hope this clears that up for you. It might seem like that contradicts what he says, but it doesn't, because even though the brown rice is medium, it is still fairly good for you! As for being confused about the numbers on the range for the GI index, it goes as follows: Low Glycemic Index Food (less than 55) Medium (between 55 and 70) High (More than 70) and basically it means that low is probably the best to go with, the medium is still okay, and high is alright only in great moderation or depending on the type of food you are consuming but for the most part should be avoided. I hope this helps! |
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| I just look at the charts and see what foods are listed as lower or higher in the glycemic index. |
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