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I have been reading some articles on converted rice, parboiled vs brown rice. The article stated the converted rice has lower glycemic index rating and is more nutritious. Fact or fiction
Hi, Over50. Converted rice can have a low glycemic index if cooked extensively. However, at a certain level, glycemic index is less an issue than the big picture, with contains overall nutrition. In this cases, brown (whole) rice has some of the best of both worlds.
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