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The Personalized Physique
275 Grove St, Suite 2-400
Newton MA 02466
Phone: 617-663-5339
The Personalized Physique
8 Faneuil Hall Market Place, 3rd Floor
Boston MA 02109
Phone: 617-973-5065
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| Using the Glycemic Index for Weight Loss |
What is a Low Glycemic Index DIET? How will it help me get to and maintain a healthy weight?The Weight Loss results are FAST, EASY and SAFE. Learn how our weight loss programs can help YOU.The Glycemic Index or GI, is a measurement of the blood glucose levels. The GI gives a rating to foods, since all carbs are not created equal!! I do not believe in carb absent diets. They set people up for failure and make you starving. So, when you are ready to eat you want to eat everything in sight. And besides carbs are needed in a healthy balanced diet to aid in regular body functions, including brain function and it also helps you to get the most out of your workout! So, why would anyone ever want to cut out carbs! Therefore, by using the GI rating system you can substitute high GI foods such as potatoes and white flour with foods low on the GI scale such as a yam or oatmeal. This will help you feel full longer, feel satiated sooner, prevent spikes in blood sugar and fend off cravings for sugary foods, balances insulin levels, helps reduce excess body fat, increases sports endurance and performance. Contact us to customize a home weight loss program for YOU! This type of dieting is great for people with diabetes, high cholesterol, people trying to lose weight, and people who are tired. How to get started. Look at low GI food ratings check out: http://www.glycemicindex.com/ to search for food ratings in the low GI (under 55) medium (56-69) and try to stay away from high ratings of (above 70). Some of the basics 1.Eliminate white breads and flours, USE breads with 100% whole grains, and seeds 2. Increase fruits and vegetable intakes, check out their GI ratings, not all fruits and veggies are ranked the same 3.Use oats, barley and bran 4. Maintain a low calorie diet, choose correct portions, remember even low GI foods have calories and will add up towards your daily intake 5. Whole grain pasta and rice instead of potatoes 6. Drink plenty of water |