This document provides a glycemic index ranking foods from highest to lowest. Foods with a high glycemic index (GI) of 70 or greater cause rapid rises in blood sugar levels while foods with a low GI of 55 or less cause a slow, steady rise. Common high GI offenders include alcohol, candy, dried fruits, frozen yogurt, sugar-sweetened beverages, sugar, tubers and roots, and refined foods. For diabetes management, it is best to choose carbohydrates with a GI of 45 or less and to combine carbs with protein, fat or fiber.
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Glycemic Index
This document provides a glycemic index ranking foods from highest to lowest. Foods with a high glycemic index (GI) of 70 or greater cause rapid rises in blood sugar levels while foods with a low GI of 55 or less cause a slow, steady rise. Common high GI offenders include alcohol, candy, dried fruits, frozen yogurt, sugar-sweetened beverages, sugar, tubers and roots, and refined foods. For diabetes management, it is best to choose carbohydrates with a GI of 45 or less and to combine carbs with protein, fat or fiber.
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