Effect of postprandial modulation of glucose availability: short- and long-term analysis
Effect of postprandial modulation of glucose availability: short- and long-term analysis
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DOI:
10.1017/s0007114509993357
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发表时间:
2010-05-28
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3.6
通讯作者:
Laville, Martine
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作者:
Nazare, Julie-Anne;de Rougemont, Alexis;Laville, Martine
Low glycaemic index (LOT) foods have been proposed as potential means to decrease postprandial glucose excursions and thus to improve diabetes management. We modulated glucose availability of cereal products and thus their glycaemic index to study the metabolic effect of LGI foods on daylong glucose control acutely and in the long term following a 5-week GI intervention diet in free-living subjects. In this randomised, parallel trial, two groups of nineteen overweight subjects followed an ad libitum 5-week intervention diet in which usual starch was replaced by either LGI or high GI (HGI) starch. During the exploration days (days 1 and 36), subjects ate their assigned DC-labelled test breakfast (LGI or HGI), and total and exogenous glucose kinetics (using stable isotopes), postprandial concentrations of glucose, insulin, lipid profile and nutrient oxidation were assessed after the test breakfast and a standardised lunch. At day I. LGI breakfast significantly decreased post-breakfast glycaemic response with a parallel decrease in exogenous and total glucose appearance (P