Low-Glycemic Diet May Help Women Stay Slim

Posted in Diabetes Articles, Obesity News by Connie Bennett on October 28th, 2006
Yet another study, this one from Denmark, spotlights the value of spurning those quickie carbs, Reuters reports. Indeed, Dr. Helle Hare-Bruun and colleagues from Copenhagen University Hospital suggest that staying away from simple carbohydrates and eating plenty of fiber-rick foods may help women avoid packing on pounds as they get older. On the flip side, they discovered that normal-weight women who more high-glycemic foods gained more weight, more fat, and more padding around the middle over a six-year period than women who ate a low-glycemic index diet. The researchers report their findings in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition....
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