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<blockquote data-quote="stewcose" data-source="post: 95560" data-attributes="member: 21970"><p>Hi All,</p><p>(I want you to tell me its ok to eat biscuits, ok)</p><p></p><p>A rich Tea biscuit must be hi GI so produce a spike in bs. A hobnob has a medium GI rating, even though containing a few more carbs, would in fact not give one's bs such a high, being digested over a longer period? </p><p></p><p>Is there a calculation on balancing simple and complex carbs, (ie 10 high GH = 30 low GI) can I have more carbs in a day if they are low GI. And if there is, can I eat buscuits, lots of them?</p><p></p><p>Stewart</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stewcose, post: 95560, member: 21970"] Hi All, (I want you to tell me its ok to eat biscuits, ok) A rich Tea biscuit must be hi GI so produce a spike in bs. A hobnob has a medium GI rating, even though containing a few more carbs, would in fact not give one's bs such a high, being digested over a longer period? Is there a calculation on balancing simple and complex carbs, (ie 10 high GH = 30 low GI) can I have more carbs in a day if they are low GI. And if there is, can I eat buscuits, lots of them? Stewart [/QUOTE]
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