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Glycemic Index values have been added for a specific subset of database foods, from the latest tables that were published in the fall of 2002 (Am J Clin Nutr 2002;76:5-56). Since this subset of foods is small compared to the size of the database itself, a list of available ESHA codes for foods that contain this data is posted on our web site (www.esha.com).
In order to view the glycemic index data that is in the program, follow these steps:
- Create or open a Recipe Open a food list (either Person or Recipe) and enter in the ESHA code number of one or more Ingredients. foods from the glycemic index list that is posted on the web site.
- Choose Calories, Carbohydrates, Glyc Indx (glycemic index) and Glyc Load (glycemic load) from the View/Nutrients to View menu.View the Multi-Column Report. Some Ingredients will not have Glycemic Index or Glycemic Load values.
Available Data:
Glycemic Index: This is listed in the Glycemic Index column. This number has been assigned to individual database foods, from data in the published literature source listed above. The glucose standard was used.
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Some Glycemic Index Values Using the Glucose Standard
Food | Glycemic Index |
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Banana | 51 |
Beans, pinto | 39 |
Bread, rye | 58 |
Bread, white | 70 |
Cake, angel food | 67 |
Cereal, All-Bran | 38 |
Cereal, Raisin Bran | 61 |
Cereal, Rice Chex | 89 |
Cookie, oatmeal | 54 |
Cookie, wafer | 77 |
Corn, canned | 46 |
Dates | 103 |
Doughnut, cake | 76 |
Grapes, Thompson | 46 |
Ice Cream, vanilla | 61 |
Juice, apple | 40 |
Milk, skim | 32 |
Muffin, blueberry | 59 |
Orange | 48 |
Potato, baked | 85 |
Sugar, fructose | 19 |
Sugar, sucrose | 68 |
(source: Am J Clin Nutr 76(1): 5-56, 2002)