What is Glycemic Index (GI)?
Glycemic index of carbohydrates (GI): Refers to an average value measured based on the capacity of a carbohydrate, to produce a certain concentration of sugar in the blood. Carbohydrates are…
read moreGlycemic index of carbohydrates (GI): Refers to an average value measured based on the capacity of a carbohydrate, to produce a certain concentration of sugar in the blood. Carbohydrates are…
read moreThe Body Mass Index (BMI) is a fairly reliable method to estimate the healthy range of weight that a person should have. It has been used as a nutritional indicator…
read moreThe Pedometer is a device of small dimensions used to determine the number of steps a person takes on a given period. It can be loaded comfortably and placed on…
read moreThe term Cardiometabolic Risk describes the possibility for a person to undergo coronary heart disease or type 2 diabetes mellitus when several risk factors are grouped. However, let us be…
read moreThe Metabolic Slimming Program (MSP) addresses the task of transforming the patient’s habits (intake of more balanced and healthy meals) to achieve a healthy weight, based on four fundamental aspects:…
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