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Why are Corn Flakes or Cheerios high glycemic if there is not added sugar or a zero sugar value?

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Why are Corn Flakes or Cheerios high glycemic if there is not added sugar or a zero sugar value?

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Although Cheerios and Cornflakes do not contain added sugar, they are rolled or processed, which results in the body converting these refined carbohydrates for fuel more quickly, causing a faster increase in blood sugar levels. These cereals are low in dietary fiber which may contribute to faster sugar uptake. Dietary fiber has a blood sugar-lowering tempering effect. Most cereals are high glycemic. Low glycemic cereals generally provide 8 g of fiber or more per ½ c serving. These include All Bran, Fiber One, Arrowhead Mills Steel Cut Oats, and Nature’s Way Multi Bran Fiber.

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