Glycemic index of four traditional red pigmented rice

  • Rohitha Prasantha B
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Abstract

e in vivo glycemic response of selected four red pigmented traditional rice cultivars was assessed by determining the glycemic index (GI) using 12 healthy human subjects. Four cultivars of brown rice were Kaluheenati, Wedaheenati, Rathkaral and Madathawalu. According to the amylose content, rice cultivars studied were classied as high amylose rice. e highest amylose and available carbohydrate contents were observed in Kaluheenati (28.5±0.5%) and Rathkaral (74.2±0.6%) respectively. e amylose content of Wedaheenati was the lowest (26.1±0.2%) while Rathkaral showed the highest (28±0.2%). e GI of rice cultivars ranged from 52.5±1.5 to 64.0±2.5%. e Wedaheenati variety exhibited the lowest GI while Madathawalu exhibited the highest GI value.

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Rohitha Prasantha, B. D. (2018). Glycemic index of four traditional red pigmented rice. Integrative Food, Nutrition and Metabolism, 5(5). https://doi.org/10.15761/ifnm.1000230

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