The Effect of Different Pulses and Banana on the Glycemic Response and Lipemic Index in Healthy Humans

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Authors

  • P. G. Kurup
     Medical Research Centre, Kunneth Institute of Medical Science, Madichal - 629 163 ,IN
  • S. Krishnamurthy
     Medical Research Centre, Kunneth Institute of Medical Science, Madichal - 629 163 ,IN

Abstract

Considerable interest has been generated recently in the qualitative and quantitative aspects of complex carbohydrates and fiber of dietary articles in their impact on human health and diseases. In an earlier report we have shown that carbohydrate rich diets like rice, millets or tapioca given to healthy individuals for 15 days did not alter the glycemic response (after oral glucose loading) as compared to dn isocaioric wheat based background diet. However these foods showed a significant beneficial effect on plasma cholesterol profile.

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1993-08-01

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Kurup, P. G., & Krishnamurthy, S. (1993). The Effect of Different Pulses and Banana on the Glycemic Response and Lipemic Index in Healthy Humans. The Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics, 30(8), 206–211. Retrieved from https://informaticsjournals.co.in/index.php/ijnd/article/view/8110

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Volume 30, Issue 8, August 1993

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