Achieving your ideal physique
Alcohol = How many calories
Are you a Skinny fat person
Anabolism And Catabolism
Art of Carb
Beginners mass training
Biggest lies in bodybuilding pt1
Biggest lies in bodybuilding pt2
Bodybuilding history
Bodybuilding three simple rules
Body mass Index
Building muscle
Boosting your metabolism
Carb cycling for fat loss
Choose the right Whey Protein
Common health questions
Common weight loss mistakes
Damaged Metabolism
Drinking water = weight loss
Do's and Don'ts in muscle gain
Eating clean
Eggs Omega 3 enriched
Fats
Fad diets, waste your time
Glycemic Index
How fat works
How much protein do I need
How to stay on track
Is counting calories necessary
Insulin use
Kick start your metabolism
Low Growth Hormone
— Mind muscle connection
Muscle toning for woman
Myths busted
Nine ways to get fat
Omega fats
Protein
Protein, Carbohydrates, Fats
Protein and weight control
Protein bars are not equal
Secret to weight loss
Steroids and bodybuilding
— Size diet
Supplements
Supplements for bodybuilding
Supplements explained
Testostorne Diet
Testostorne Training
Testostorne and Muscle
Understanding Steroid
Vitamin pills are they good?
What is Whey Protein
What is the right age to use steroids
Weight training for reshaping
You need sleep

NUTRITIONAL FACTS

Sources of Protein
Sources of Vegetable Proteins
Sources of Carbohydrates
Sources of Nuts & fats
Sources of Dairy
Sources of Fruits & vegetables

TRAINING ARTICLES

Back training for mass
Beginners training program
Beginners bodybuilding routine
Biceps basic
Biceps build them bigger longer
Building a big chest
Building a massive chest
Female bicep training
Trap training
Deltoid training
Making friends with leg training
Smart training for delts
Woman weight training
Quad training

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GLYCIMIC INDEX
 

What is the Glycemic Index?

The Glycemic Index is a numerical Index that ranks carbohydrates based on their rate of glycemic response (i.e. their conversion to glucose within the human body). Glycemic Index uses a scale of 0 to 100, with higher values given to foods that cause the most rapid rise in blood sugar. Pure glucose serves as a reference point, and is given a Glycemic Index (GI) of 100.

Rye (crispbread)

95

Rye (whole grain, i.e., pumpernickel)

68

Wheat (white)

100

Wheat (wholemeal)

100

Pasta

 

Macaroni (white, boiled 5 min.)

64

Spaghetti (brown, boiled 15 min.)

61

Spaghetti (white, boiled 15 min.)

67

Cereal Grains

 

Barley (pearled)

36

Buckwheat

78

Bulgur

65

Millet

103

Rice (brown)

81

Rice (instant, boiled 1 min.)

65

Rice (parboiled, boiled 5 min.)

54

Rice (polished, boiled 5 min.)

58

Rice (polished, boiled 10-25 min.)

81

Rye kernels

47

Sweet corn

80

Wheat kernels

63

Legumes

 

Baked Beans (canned)

70

Butter beans

46

Chick peas (canned)

47

Chick peas (dried)

60

Frozen peas

74

Garden peas (frozen)

65

Green peas (canned)

50

Green peas (dried)

65

Haricot beans (white, dried)

54

Kidney beans (dried)

43

Kidney beans (canned)

74

Lentils (green, canned)

74

Lentils (red, dried)

38

Peanuts

15

Pinto beans (canned)

64

Pinto beans (dried)

80

Soy beans (canned)

22

Soy beans (dried)

20

Breakfast Cereals

 

"All Bran"

74

Cornflakes

121

Muesli

96

Porridge Oats

89

Puffed rice

132

Puffed wheat

110

Shredded wheat

97

Fruit

 

Apple

52

Apple juice

45

Banana

84

Grapefruit

36

Grapes

62

Orange

59

Orange juice

71

Peach

40

Pear

74

Plum

34

Raisins

93

Dairy Products

 

Custard

59

Ice Cream

69

Skim Milk

46

Whole Milk

44

Yogurt

52

Potato

 

Potato (instant)

120

Potato (mashed)

98

Potato (new/white boiled)

80

Potato (Russet, baked)

118

Potato (sweet)

70

Yam

74

Sugars

 

Fructose

26

Glucose

138

Honey

126

Lactose

57

Maltose

152

Sucrose

83

Cookies

 

Crackers (water biscuits)

100

Oatmeal

78

Shortbread cookies

88

QUICK LIST

LOW GLYCEMIC INDEX FOODS (55 or less)
  • Skim milk
  • Plain Yogurt
  • Soy beverage
  • Apple/plum/orange
  • Sweet potato
  • Oat bran bread
  • All-Bran™
  • Converted or Parboiled rice
  • Pumpernickel bread
  • Al dente (firm) pasta
  • Lentils/kidney/baked beans
  • Chick peas

MEDIUM GLYCEMIC INDEX FOODS (56-69)

  • Banana
  • Pineapple
  • Raisins
  • New potatoes
  • Oatmeal
  • Popcorn
  • Split pea or green pea soup
  • Brown rice
  • Couscous
  • Basmati rice
  • Shredded wheat cereal
  • Whole wheat bread
  • Rye bread

HIGH GLYCEMIC INDEX FOODS (70 or more)

  • Watermelon
  • Dried dates
  • Instant mashed potatoes
  • Baked white potato
  • Parsnips
  • Rutabaga
  • Instant rice
  • Corn Flakes™
  • Rice Krispies™
  • Cheerios™
  • Bagel, white
  • Soda crackers
  • Jellybeans
  • French fries
 
 

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