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                                                                                                                                                                                     Clinical Practice Guidelines
                The 
          Glycemic Index
            What is the Glycemic Index of food?                                                                               If I eat foods with a low Glycemic Index can I eat  
            The Glycemic Index (GI) is a scale that ranks carbohydrate-rich foods                                             as much as I want?
            by how much they raise blood glucose levels compared to a standard                                                No. Using the Glycemic Index to choose foods is only one part of 
            food. The standard food is glucose or white bread.                                                                healthy eating.
            Why should I eat foods with a low Glycemic Index?                                                                 Healthy eating also means:
                                                                                                                                        Eating at regular times
            Eating foods with a low Glycemic Index may help you to:                                                                w
                                                                                                                                        Choosing a variety of foods  
                      Control your blood glucose level                                                                             w
            	 w                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Milk
                                                                                                                                        from all food groups                                                 Vegetables
                      Control your cholesterol level
            	w
                                                                                                                                        Limiting sugars and sweets                                       Grains &  Meat &
                      Control your appetite                                                                                        w                                                                      Starches Alterna-            Fruit
            	w                                                                                                                                                                                                     tives
                                                                                                                                        Reducing the amount of fat you eat
                      Lower your risk of getting heart disease                                                                     w
            	w
                                                                                                                                        Including foods high in fibre
                      Lower your risk of getting type 2 diabetes                                                                   w
            	w
                                                                                                                                        Limiting salt, alcohol and caffeine
                                                                                                                                   w
            Use these meal planning ideas to include the Glycemic Index  
            as part of healthy eating. 
                       Enjoy vegetables, fruits and low-fat milk products with your 
            	w                                                                                                                               Remember that checking your blood glucose before 
                     meals. These are carbohydrate-rich foods that, in general, have                                                        and 2 hours after a meal is the best way to know how
                     low glycemic index.                                                                                                                         your body handles the meal.
                       Plan your meals with foods in the low and medium Glycemic  
            	w
                     Index starch choices on the list that follows. 
                       Try foods such as barley, bulgar, couscous, or lentils, which have  
            	w
                     a low Glycemic Index.
                       Consult a registered dietitian for help with choosing low GI 
            	w
                     foods, adapting recipes, and other ways to incorporate low GI 
                     foods in your meal plan.
           Printed September 2008                  Check out the Canadian Diabetes Association website, diabetes.ca, for more information.
           A lot of starchy foods have a high Glycemic Index (GI). Choose medium 
           and low GI foods more often.
                                                           * †                                                       * †                                                            * †
              LoW GI (55 oR LeSS)                                       MeDIUM GI (56-69)                                         HIGH GI  (70 oR MoRe) 
              Choose most often 333                                     Choose more often 33                                      Choose less often 3
              Breads:                                                   Breads:                                                   Breads:                                                         One change I will make now is: 
              100% stone ground whole wheat                             Whole wheat                                               White bread
              Heavy mixed grain                                         Rye                                                       Kaiser roll
              Pumpernickel                                              Pita                                                      Bagel, white
              Cereal:                                                   Cereal:                                                   Cereal: 
              All Bran™                                                 Grapenuts™                                                Bran flakes
              Bran Buds with Psyllium™                                  Puffed wheat                                              Corn flakes
              Oat Bran™                                                 Oatmeal                                                   Rice Krispies™
                                                                        Quick oats
              Grains:                                                   Grains:                                                   Grains:
              Barley                                                    Basmati rice                                              Short-grain rice
              Bulgar                                                    Brown rice
              Pasta/noodles                                             Couscous
              Parboiled or converted rice
              Other:                                                    Other:                                                    Other:
              Sweet potato                                              Potato, new/white                                         Potato, baking (Russet)
              Yam                                                       Sweet corn                                                French fries
              Legumes                                                   Popcorn                                                   Pretzels
                          Lentils                                       Stoned Wheat Thins™                                       Rice cakes 
                          Chickpeas                                     Ryvita™ (rye crisps)                                      Soda crackers
                          Kidney beans                                  Black bean soup
                          Split peas                                    Green pea soup
                          Soy beans
                          Baked beans
          *expressed as a percentage of the value for glucose       † Canadian values where available             
          Adapted with permission from: Foster-Powell K, Holt SHA, Brand-Miller JC. International table of glycemic index and glycemic load values Am J Clin Nutr. 2002;76:5-76                                  111018 08-395  09/08  Q-2M
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