Glycemic Index Explained
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Glycemic Load Per Day
Low GI = 55 or less
Medium GI = 56 - 69
High GI = 70 or more
Glycemic Load Per Day
Low GL = 10 or less
Medium GL = 11- 19
High GL = 20 or more
Glycemic Load Per Day
Low GL < 80
High GL > 120

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Eat More Vegetables

Eating fruits and vegetables is a great source of dietary fiber. Most vegetables have a low glycemic index. The Glycemic Impact Diet allows you to eat as many as want.

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Low Carb Diets
A truly effective diet for short-term weight loss that melted pounds off for millions of Americans, the basis of the low carb diet was to lower carbohydrate intake by eating protein. Results for this diet were impressive, however, underlying dangers and serious health concerns eventually would become evident.

Obesity has been an increasing issue for America’s populous for some time. As a result many different diets have emerged, Atkins Low Carb Diet, South Beach Diet, And the Zone Diet to name a few. All claim to help you loose weight, which most of them indeed do, but few of these diets deal with healthy weight management after the diet is over. The solution is the Glycemic Impact Diet, a diet that makes sense.

Health Concerns

The realization is by eating a diet high in protein, important elements the body needs are taken out. Diets too high in protein can cause health complications, such as compromising bone strength, since high protein diets have no calcium, also the straining various internal organs, such as the kidneys. Affects on the brain can also occur. If carbohydrate consumption is too low, Ketosis can occur. Ketone is a crucial element your brain utilizes for fuel.

However, too much carbohydrates throughout the day causes an overproduction or continuous release of insulin, making cells less receptive to the effects of it, leading to insulin resistance. Meaning that glucose cannot be delivered to muscle and liver cells, causing it to be stored as fat consequently causing weight gain.
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