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05-09-2003, 09:24 AM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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Flax-o-meal?
Anybody tried it? Is this on the IM list of "approved foods?"
Link to Description and nutrition infoMy Carb Cycling Progress - you can't hide from the numbers.
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05-09-2003, 09:40 AM #3Um......get rooted! ELITE MEMBER
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It tastes like utter shit too man, don`t make the mistake!!!!
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I think I might make this my new sig***IMO .............***
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Jodi, what's up with wheat bran. High GI ??Originally posted by Jodi
Its got soy and wheat bran in it. ***IMO - I would not***
Good Old Fashioned Oats
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Bump for the wheat bran explanation
TJ
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Actually I'm pretty sure it is high on the GI. Wheat bran is a good source of insoluable fiber but on a cut there are better places to get your fiber. Besides wheat bran is more considered a grain than fiber and should be counted as so. I've also read that many people that suffer from IBS don't really benefit from wheat bran fiber and it actually makes them feel worse, so why bother.Originally posted by TJohn
Jodi, what's up with wheat bran. High GI ??
TJohn
There is a study I've seen about wheat bran actually not really having any benefits towards glycemic control. I'll find this study this morning.
So I don't think its bad but I think there are better things in place of it.
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I can't find a good reference on the GI of wheat bran?? I see that rice bran is super low though.
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I recall seeing it around 85 on GI
Here is that study I mentioned!
**Disclaimer** This is only a study and doesn't necessarily mean its the absolute facts.
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Thanks Jodi
TJ
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How about just using flax meal mixed in with old fashioned oats? Is that ok on the GI scale? I love the nutty taste that the flax meal gives my cereal!!! Please tell me this is ok!
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By all means go right ahead.
Flax meal is great. I personally don't care for the taste of which is why I would never do it but if you like it, Have at it.
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Thanks Jodi....you're very helpful!
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