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Toasting bread slightly lowers its glycemic index (GI) by modifying the starch structure. Here’s how it works: 1. Starch Retrogradation – When bread is toasted, some of the starches undergo a process called retrogradation, where they become more resistant to digestion. This results in a slower release of glucose into the bloodstream, reducing the bread’s impact on blood sugar. 2. Reduced Moisture Content – Toasting removes some of the bread’s moisture, which can change the way digestive enzymes break down the starch, slowing glucose absorption. 3. Formation of Resistant Starch – Toasting can slightly increase the resistant starch content, which is a type of carbohydrate that resists digestion and acts more like fiber. While the reduction in glycemic index isn’t dramatic, toasted bread generally has a lower glycemic impact than fresh bread. However, the overall effect still depends on the type of bread—whole grain or high-fiber breads will have a lower GI than white bread, toasted or not. #foodhack #Lemon8

Toasting bread slightly lowers its glycemic index (GI) by modifying the starch structure. Here’s how it works: 1. Starch Retrogradation – When bread is toasted, some of the starches undergo a process called retrogradation, where they become more resistant to digestion. This results in a slower release of glucose into the bloodstream, reducing the bread’s impact on blood sugar. 2. Reduced Moisture Content – Toasting removes some of the bread’s moisture, which can change the way digestive enzymes break down the starch, slowing glucose absorption. 3. Formation of Resistant Starch – Toasting can slightly increase the resistant starch content, which is a type of carbohydrate that resists digestion and acts more like fiber. While the reduction in glycemic index isn’t dramatic, toasted bread generally has a lower glycemic impact than fresh bread. However, the overall effect still depends on the type of bread—whole grain or high-fiber breads will have a lower GI than white bread, toasted or not. #foodhack #Lemon8

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