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re: Lou Dobbs reports that Kellogg Foundation has donated large sums of money...
Posted on 9/19/17 at 12:14 am to tigerjoey
Posted on 9/19/17 at 12:14 am to tigerjoey
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They will not prevent an insulin spike. However, the spike will not be as great because fruits also contain fiber. Fiber helps slow the digestion of carbs and thus it's entry into the bloodstream
BS, your body only secretes the amount of insulin required for sugars, i.e., carbs. There are complex and simple carbs. A simple carb would be such as dextrose and oatmeal would be a more complex. Your pancreas secrets no more, no less insulin than what is needed to store the energy in your cells.
Simple explanation. Sure if you eat four Milky Ways after a workout, you'll get a spike in insulin, but only due to the need for a a quick insulin dose in the blood stream to handle the simple sugar overload. Matters not if it is Milky Way or an apple...think of it as insulin on demand.
Posted on 9/19/17 at 3:19 am to larry289
Protein, not just CHO, is also a significant insulin secretagogue. Dietary fiber also plays a big role in the insulin response to dietary CHO. Soluble dietary fiber for example, via it's ability to form a gel-like matrix, can inhibit the absorption of dietary CHO. It may also translocate the CHO further along the small intestine where the insulin response is not as great. Dietary fiber is also inversely associated with insulin resistance. Thus, the role of fruits, many of which are high in fiber (raspberries, blueberries, pears) and the limiting of the insulin response.
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