Low Glycemic Index Food Chart For Good Health

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Low Glycemic Index Food Chart


Glycemic Index (GI) The Glycemic Index (GI) measures the effect that carbohydratecontaining foods have on our blood sugar. Foods are ranked on how quickly they are digested as low GI foods are digested more slowly; therefore, they are more filling and beneficial for weight loss and blood glucose management.


Reasons To Eat Low GI Foods • Low-GI foods can help manage diabetes by controlling blood sugar and improving the body's sensitivity to insulin. • It helps to decrease the risk of heart disease. • Helps to reduce weight loss. • It helps to reduce the risk of certain chronic diseases (diabetes, heart disease, and obesity). • Reduces the inflammation


Glycemic Index Chart • Low GI Foods (55 or less) • Medium GI (56-69) • High GI (70 or more)


Low GI Fruits List Fruits

GI Value

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Cherries Grapefruit Prunes Apricots, dried Apple Peach Pear, Fresh Plum Strawberries Orange Mango

22 25 29 30 38 38 38 39 40 42 51


Low GI Vegetables List Vegetables

GI Value

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Bell Peppers Broccoli Cabbage Lettuce Mushroom Onion Aspargus Green Beans Artichoke

10 10 10 10 10 10 14 14 15


Low GI Dairy Foods List Dairy Foods

GI Value

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Yogurt (Low Fat) Milk, Chocolate Milk, Whole Milk, Fat-Free Milk, Skimmed

14 24 27 32 32


Low Beverages List Beverages

GI Value

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Apple Juice Carrot Juice Pineapple Grapefruit Juice Orange Juice

41 45 46 48 52


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