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The tip of a doctor to reduce calories and the glycemic impact of cooked rice, to eat it without feeling guilty (and without danger)

Rice, shunned by many people

Rich, satisfying … but often put aside. Rice, a basic food worldwide, is the subject of growing distrust in women who monitor their blood sugar or weight. If white rice has long been seen as an ally of family cuisine, it is today in the viewfinder of many diets. Too caloric? Too sweet? Too transformed? Behind these questions, a very real concern: Its rapid impact on blood sugar. “When I eat rice, I feel like I’m making a mistake”, entrust some consumers who alternate between frustration and guilt. And yet, this food is not condemned to stay in the shadow of our plates. A Spanish doctor reveals that it is possible to modify its structure so that it is better digested, less caloric and less glycemic.

What a specialist in the digestive system recommends

Dr. María Muñoz, specialist in the digestive system at the Virgen Hospital in the Arrixaca in Murcia, says in a video relayed on Instagram that there is a very simple way of improving the nutritional profile of rice.

“Did you know that cooked and then frozen rice can contain fewer calories? It’s not magic, it’s science“She explains.

When we Refroit then warming up ricepart of its carbohydrates turns into resistant starch, A form of starch that the organization does not digest (…)

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