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Nutrition & Food Science (2005) 35 (5): 353–358.
Published: 01 October 2005
... Nuts (food) Weight (mass) Obesity Possible explanations for the inverse relation between nut consumption and BMI found in epidemiological data are reverse causation and higher energy expenditure. Unlike lean people, obese people may tend not to eat nuts as they perceive that they are high...
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Nutrition & Food Science (2005) 35 (5): 320–323.
Published: 01 October 2005
...) of the entire food may be more beneficial than GI for assessing the impact of resistant starch and dietary fibre added to foods on glucose release; the GI can vary when consumed as part of a mixed meal. Carbohydrates Weight (mass) Metabolic diseases Diet The application of GI has shown good...

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