August 2009 Food for thought

Food for Thought

Not sleeping enough and not sleeping well is not OK ‘Most of us don’t get enough sleep and this promotes...
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August 2009 What's new?

News Briefs

Artificial sweeteners linked to diabetes People who use artificial sweeteners are heavier, more likely to have diabetes, and more likely...
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August 2009 Foodwatch

Foodwatch with Catherine Saxelby

Spotlight on chia When I first read about chia, all I could think was: ‘Yeah, sure, sounds way too good...
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August 2009 Good carbs kitchen

In the GI News Kitchen

American dietitian and author of Good Carbs, Bad Carbs, Johanna Burani, shares favourite recipes with a low or moderate GI...
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August 2009 Food myths

Busting Food Myths with Nicole Senior

Myth: Ancient grains are better for you. Nicole Senior Fact: Old and new grains are good for you. Ancient grains...
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August 2009 Talking turkey

Talking Turkey with Prof Trim

Are ‘energy’ drinks all they’re cracked up to be? Caffeinated ‘energy drinks’ (‘Red Bull’; ‘Mother’; ‘V’ etc.) have become a...
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August 2009 Your stories

Your Success Stories

‘I started using the GI in the summer of 2008 in hopes of lowering blood glucose levels. I heard a...
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August 2009 Perspectives

GI Symbol News with Alan Barclay

Alan Barclay Spotlight on artificial sweeteners The sugar veto for people with diabetes has helped create a huge market for...
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August 2009 Q&A

GI Update with Alan Barclay and Fiona Atkinson

Dr Alan Barclay answers your questions ‘We grow ‘all blue’ potatoes, which are suppose to be high in mineral content,...
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August 2009 Copyright

Making the Most of GI News

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July 2009

GI News—July 2009

Adding years to your life and life to your years The real deal on sugar and sweeteners Prof Trim on...
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Food for thought July 2009

Food for Thought

Enjoying the golden years We are living longer. In fact, if you are a baby boomer or younger, chances are...
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July 2009 What's new?

News Briefs

Low-fat chocolate milk and recovery after exercise A recent study in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise reported that...
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Foodwatch July 2009

Foodwatch with Catherine Saxelby

Spotlight on psyllium Catherine Saxelby Psyllium (pronounced sill-ee-um), which looks like fine flakes of wheat bran and consists of the...
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Good carbs kitchen July 2009

Low GI Recipes of the Month

American dietitian, Johanna Burani invites GI News readers to try recipes from her Italian kitchen (photographed by Sergio Burani). Johanna...
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Food myths July 2009

Busting Food Myths with Nicole Senior

Myth: Superfoods make you super healthy Nicole Senior Fact: Superfoods and supplements are over-hyped and super-expensive The term ‘superfood’ was...
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July 2009 Talking turkey

Talking Turkey with Prof Trim

What drives us to drink? Thirst Like hunger, thirst is a biological drive that prevents us from dehydrating, and ensures...
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July 2009 Your stories

Your Success Stories

‘I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 10 years old.’ – Kate ‘Having lived with type 1...
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July 2009 Perspectives

GI Symbol News with Alan Barclay

Alan Barclay The real deal on sugar and sweeteners Feel guilty every time you enjoy something sweet? Do you think...
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GI values July 2009

GI Values with Fiona Atkinson

To have your product GI tested, contact an accredited GI testing laboratory North America Dr Alexandra Jenkins Glycemic Index Laboratories...
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