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Millets have low fiber‑to‑carbohydrate ratio, providing steady glucose.
  • The five grains Valli studies have a fiber‑to‑carbohydrate ratio below 10, far lower than wheat (≈23) and rice (≈8). - A lower ratio translates to slower glucose release, reducing insulin spikes. - This nutritional profile makes millets ideal for diabetic and thyroid patients.
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the ratio of fiber to carbohydrate in this five grains is below 10 Dr Khadar Valli
the lesser the ratio the health giving conditions Dr Khadar Valli

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Millets as Neutral Grains for Health

Valli promotes five specific millets whose low fiber-to-carbohydrate ratios deliver steady glucose, support thyroid and diabetes management, and require minimal water and land.

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