OTHER TITLES IN THE NEW GLUCOSE REVOLUTION SERIES
FOR THE DEFINITIVE OVERVIEW OF THE GLYCEMIC INDEX
- The New Glucose Revolution (third edition): The Authoritative Guide tothe Glycemic Indexthe Dietary Solution for Lifelong Health
FOR A FOCUS ON RECIPES, SHOPPING, AND THE GI IN THE LARGER NUTRITION PICTURE
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Vegetarian Cookbook
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Family Cookbook
- The New Glucose Revolution Life Plan
- The New Glucose Revolution Shoppers Guide to GI Values 2008
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Guide to Sugar and Energy
FOR A BASIC INTRODUCTION TO THE GI PLUS THE TOP 100 LOW-GI FOODS
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Eating Made Easy: The BeginnersGuide to Eating with the Glycemic Index
FOR A FOCUS ON WEIGHT LOSS
- The Low GI Diet Revolution: The Definitive Science-based Weight Loss Plan
- The Low GI Diet Cookbook: 100 Simple, Delicious Smart-carb RecipesThe Proven Way to Lose Weight and Eat for Lifelong Health
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Guide to Losing Weight
FOR A FOCUS ON THE GI AND SPECIFIC HEALTH CONDITIONS
- The New Glucose Revolution for Diabetes: The Definitive Guide toManaging Diabetes and Prediabetes Using the Glycemic Index
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Gluten-free Eating Made Easy: TheEssential Guide to the Glycemic Index and Gluten-free Living
- The New Glucose Revolution Low GI Guide to the Metabolic Syndromeand Your Heart: The Only Authoritative Guide to Using the GlycemicIndex for Better Heart Health
- The New Glucose Revolution What Makes My Blood Glucose Go Up...And Down?: 101 Frequently Asked Questions about Your Blood Glucose Level
- The New Glucose Revolution Guide to Living Well with PCOS
To stay up to date with the latest research on carbohydrates, the GI, and your health, and the latest books in the series, check out the free online monthly newsletter GI News, produced by Dr. Jennie Brand-Millers GI Group at the University of Sydney: http:ginews.blogspot.com.
The NEW
GLUCOSE
Revolution
Low GI Gluten-Free
Eating Made Easy
The Essential Guide to
the Glycemic Index and
Gluten-Free Living
JENNIE BRAND-MILLER, PH.D.
KATE MARSH, R.D., C.D.E.
PHILIPPA SANDALL
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Foreword
W hen I was first told of the great news that The NewGlucose Revolution Low GI Gluten-free Eating MadeEasy was going to be written, I was thrilled. As a dietitian working in the area of celiac disease for a very long time, I have seen firsthand the struggle many have faced in making their gluten-free diet varied, nutritious, and enjoyable. As more and more people are aware of the importance of GI (the glycemic index), combining it with the gluten-free diet has created some confusion about what to buy, what to cook, and how to cook it! LowGI Gluten-free Eating Made Easy really does take away such uncertainties and difficultiesit is packed full of ideas on how to accomplish a great-tasting gluten-free low-GI diet.
There is no better team to write this enjoyable, informative, and delicious book. Kate Marsh, a well-respected dietitian, has both celiac disease and diabetes herself. She has joined forces with Jennie Brand-Millernoted worldwide for her groundbreaking research involving the glycemic indexand Philippa Sandall, who has a unique vision for great publications.
Low GI Gluten-free Eating Made Easy is a book for many. It is ideal for people requiring both a gluten-free diet and a diet to assist with diabetes, heart disease, weight goals, or insulin control, and it appetizingly invites all people to incorporate low-GI cooking into their lifestyle.
But it is more than just a recipe book. I commend the authors for a marvelous job in compiling useful information for readers, including background to the gluten-free diet, glycemic index, and principles of healthy eating. The menu plans are so helpful. The comprehensive low-GI gluten-free food list at the back of the book is an invaluable resource. The information and recipes have been compiled with such careful attention to detailthis is a great reference book of all things low-GI and gluten-free.