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KateReynolds wrote:
> > She told me that the best thing to do is to be aware of the GI index and > try to eat foods low on the list but not to take the list as a bible. That's pretty much the conclusion I'd been coming to since learning about this. I didn't think I was asking a stupid question when I began the thread. It seemed so reasonable a thing to ask. After following the links people have recommended, I can see that it was almost like asking "which foods are good for children" and expecting one cohesive answer. --Lia |
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