05-20-2008, 09:16 PM
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Join Date: May 2008 Location: Michigan
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Originally Posted by LaTejanaFria notorius_girl, As for the low glycemic diet, it works to help your body deal with insulin resistance as you're introducing a lot fewer simple carbohydrates into your system. There are several versions of this approach to eating: South Beach, Low Glycemic Index diet, etc. Essentially, you're eliminating simple carbs (e.g. white bread, white rice, potatoes) and substituting them for complex carbs (e.g. whole grains). And they're different: some eating plans allow for a few sweet potatoes, others eliminate them entirely. Again, YMMV.
I read the The New Glucose Revolution to help me start out and it did work. I have to get back to that. You could also try The GL (Glycemic Load) Diet for Dummies. Tons of books to choose from. | If I may ask what was the hardest part of following these types of diets? What was the easiest? |
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