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Determining Glycemic Index

The Glycemic Index for a specific food is determined by several factors. Foods that are high in fiber, fat, and protein are digested slowly, which gives them a low GI score. Glycemic Index is also affected by the cooking techniques. Food that is heavily processed or heavily cooked will have a higher GI score because it is already somewhat broken down.
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