glycemic index of legumes
The term "glycemic index of legumes" refers to the measurement of how consuming legumes (such as lentils, chickpeas, and beans) affects blood sugar levels. It quantifies how quickly carbohydrates in legumes are digested and absorbed, impacting blood glucose levels. A lower glycemic index indicates a slower and more controlled rise in blood sugar levels after consumption.
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