Glycemic index (GI)

25.10.2025 | Natalia Kandybey

The glycemic index is an indicator that characterizes the rate of increase in blood glucose levels after consuming a particular food. A high GI means rapid absorption of carbohydrates, while a low GI means slow absorption.

This index is important for people with diabetes, those who are overweight, or those who monitor their energy levels and appetite.

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