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Todd Moody <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 14 Jan 2005 11:14:40 -0500
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Jim Swayze wrote:

>Todd > You know, I'm not sure.  I've seen the 58% figure many times, but there seems to be a lot of contradictory "information" on this.  Some sources say that protein alone causes no rise in BG but in my own case I've measure the increase many times.  I'm hunting for more info.
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>Ron Rosedale's excellent new book, while "diet bookish" like Cordain's, may be the source you're looking for.  He says that protein clearly causes BG jumps.
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Thanks.  I don't have that book, but I have a lot of respect for
Rosedale, based on what I've read on the web.  I've checked my BG many
times after having just a steak and I've seen the BG rise every time.  I
think another variable is how much protein is consumed at one time.

Todd Moody
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