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SHAKEOLOGY IS NOT ONLY GLUTEN FREE BUT NOW ALSO CERTIFIED LOW GLYCEMIC–ONE MORE REASON THIS STUFF IS GOOD

Posted by Kelly | Posted in Fitness, Shakeology | Posted on 17-08-2010

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The results are in. Shakeology® is now certified low glycemic. It’s another stamp of approval that Shakeology is good for you. But that’s not all. Shakeology came in at just 24 on the glycemic index (GI).

A number that’s very low and something to be excited about.Simply put, the glycemic index is a way to measure how carbohydrates react in your blood. When you eat carbs, your blood sugar level rises anywhere from a little to a lot. The GI uses a scale of 0 to 100, with higher numbers given to foods that cause the most rapid rise in blood sugar.What’s the glycemic index?High-GI foods cause the body to produce higher levels of insulin but sometimes too much. This gives you an energy burst, known as a “sugarrush.” It feels good at first, but then your blood sugar drops rapidly to lower than normal levels, known as a “crash.”

Eating low-GI foods is a smart way to avoid the “sugar rush and sugar crash” cycle. And they’re good for you because they stabilize blood sugar and insulin levels.High blood sugar drives your body to produce more insulin.

Foods with a high-GI (above 70) include white bread, pretzels, French fries, and most processed foods. Eating these foods triggers a rapid rise in blood sugar and insulin levels, which:

• Encourages your body to store fat• Creates a cycle of hunger pangs and feeling unsatisfied• Causes an energy crash that leaves you irritated and tired• Can lead to high blood pressure, fluid retention, and diabetes foods with a low-GI (under 55) include spinach, oatmeal, peanuts, and Shakeology. Consuming these foods helps stabilize blood sugar and insulin levels, which:• Increases levels of glycogen, a hormone that causes body fat to be burned• Gives you a feeling of satisfied hunger• Helps balance moods• Reduces the risk of heart disease, helps control diabetes, and positively affects the aging process

Here’s why:Believe it or not, Shakeology’s GI rating of 24 is much lower than most fruits, some vegetables, and pretty much every processed foodever made. It keeps your sugar levels in check while supplying nutrition that satisfies, energizes, and helps promote good health.

As you can see, eating low-GI foods like Shakeology is good for you.Glycemic index RANGEHIGH (GI:70 or above) MEDI UM (GI:56-69) LOW (GI:Under 55)BAKED POTATOES (GI=93) BEETS (GI=69) ORANGES (GI=42)RICE CAKES (GI=82) SWEET POTATOES (GI=61) SHAKEOLOGY (GI=24)PRETZELS (GI=83) WHITE RICE (GI=64) APPLES (GI=38)CORNFLAKES (GI=81) PINEAPPLE (GI=59) BROCCOLI (GI=10)Blood Glucose Concentrations6.56.05.55.04.54.03.5Blood Glucose levels (mmol/L)time (minutes)0 60 120=White Bread=Shakeology

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Comments (1)

Hi Kelly,

Good work on your belly! Wow, you do look fantastic. You must have a great sense of your self and be a great coach for others. Congrats on your Success!!

If any of your clients need gluten free as well as low-glycemic, please let them know about my new cookbook based on my GF/LG restaurant. It’s at http://glutenfreefun.com

Best wishes for continued Success in coaching and takin’ great care of your body!

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