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Cellular
A low-GI diet might alter beta cell function.
Consider monitoring beta cell function in patients adopting a low-GI diet.
StrongQualifiesmedium confidence
A low-GI diet might alter beta cell function, lipid profile, and hypercoagulability.
Why this rating
The claim is based on evidence suggesting potential alterations in beta cell function.
Source
The role of glycemic index in type 2 diabetes.
Susan B. Roberts et al. · PubMed · 2004
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