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Fiber slows carbohydrate digestion, preventing glucose spikes.
  • Polished rice and refined wheat lack fiber, causing 100 g of these grains to release ~30 g of glucose within 15‑20 minutes. - Whole grains retain 2‑3 g of fiber per 100 g, extending digestion and flattening the glucose curve. - Maintaining fiber intake is essential for metabolic stability.
Dr Khadar ValliWholesomeTales Clips00:45:29

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when you eat 100 G of rice or wheat you approximately get around 30 G of glucose into your blood in no time 15 to 20 minutes Dr Khadar Valli
when you eat polished rice the machine polishes and then totally zero you have no fiber at all Dr Khadar Valli

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Fiber, Fermentation, Mineralization and Slow Glucose Release

Valli highlights the importance of dietary fiber and fermentation in slowing carbohydrate digestion, preventing glucose spikes, and supporting gut health.

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