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Government Carbohydrate Nutrition Information Posted: 02-07-07 16:14pm


The government glycemic index is good for tracking good and bad carbs. Fat cells are broken down into energy reserves. For this reason, the lower the amount of readily available glucose reserves, the better the chance of fat loss.

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