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<blockquote data-quote="Soundgen" data-source="post: 103953" data-attributes="member: 21269"><p>Very true , BUT chew up the whole grain and keep this in your mouth and you will find that maltose will be released try swallowing some sweetcorn , what happens it goes through you totally undigested , but chew it and you can get the nutrients out . </p><p></p><p>There were some very interesting studies on rats in New Scientis a while ago which showed that animals fed highly processed foods got fat easily , whereas those on very unprocessed foods didn't , this even equated to whether the food was whole for example whole carrots or grated carrots and the ones fed just chopped up ones were intermediate .</p><p></p><p>A further take on this can be seen at which may interest low carbesrs<a href="http://fitforreallife.com/2009/09/21/scientists-study-it-rats-prove-it-you-need-to-do-it-healthy-living/" target="_blank">http://fitforreallife.com/2009/09/21/scientists-study-it-rats-prove-it-you-need-to-do-it-healthy-living/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Soundgen, post: 103953, member: 21269"] Very true , BUT chew up the whole grain and keep this in your mouth and you will find that maltose will be released try swallowing some sweetcorn , what happens it goes through you totally undigested , but chew it and you can get the nutrients out . There were some very interesting studies on rats in New Scientis a while ago which showed that animals fed highly processed foods got fat easily , whereas those on very unprocessed foods didn't , this even equated to whether the food was whole for example whole carrots or grated carrots and the ones fed just chopped up ones were intermediate . A further take on this can be seen at which may interest low carbesrs[url]http://fitforreallife.com/2009/09/21/scientists-study-it-rats-prove-it-you-need-to-do-it-healthy-living/[/url] [/QUOTE]
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