For countless individuals, rice serves as a comforting staple; however, its impact on blood glucose levels cannot be overlooked. A comprehensive review shows that various types of rice and their cooking methods can alter glycaemic responses. Interestingly, letting rice cool and then reheating it may promote resistant starch formation, which can help minimize glucose spikes. Choosing brown rice or millets over white rice can offer a healthier choice. For countless individuals, rice serves as a comforting staple; however, its impact on blood glucose levels cannot be overlooked. A comprehensive review shows that various types of rice and their cooking methods can alter glycaemic responses. Interestingly, letting rice cool and then reheating it may promote resistant starch formation, which can help minimize glucose spikes. Choosing brown rice or millets over white rice can offer a healthier choice.
Trending
- India calls for protecting freedom of navigation, global trade at UN amid maritime security threats
- Virginia’s 1920 textile mill reopens with homes and offices after $110m revamp
- Cleopatra’s lead-based kohl may have helped ward off eye infections: Study
- Common daily fiber supplement was found to significantly reduce knee pain and improve strength
- Normal blood pressure may not tell the whole story: Scientists discover a brain ‘switch’
- Rahul Gandhi questions Centre’s decision to sell IDBI Bank stake to Fairfax, says ‘I stand with employees’
- Jeff Bezos shares Warren Buffett’s advice: Buy broader market, not AI stocks
- MLC polls: Gadkari confidant’s revolt may have hurt BJP in RSS bastion Nagpur