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Table 5 Changes in blood glucose concentration after consumption of whole grain developed snack

From: High-protein, low glycemic index snack from optimized blend of three wholegrains exhibits nutraceutical quality and elicits low glycemic response in diabetic human subjects

Time (mins)

NC

G1

G2

G3

G4

0

86.08 ± 20.15d

133.45 ± 7.68b

142.08 ± 13.26a

134.64 ± 6.94b

125.36 ± 12.97c

15

90.35 ± 9.86d

135.79 ± 13.20c

156.92 ± 7.64ab

159.20 ± 8.50a

150.45 ± 28.30b

30

98.29 ± 10.13d

130.63 ± 15.52c

174.61 ± 4.49a

167.73 ± 7.39b

168.36 ± 16.21b

60

105.00 ± 7.65e

130.98 ± 13.63d

155.85 ± 5.95c

169.27 ± 9.43b

175.91 ± 13.63a

90

103.42 ± 9.20e

132.26 ± 9.85d

145.38 ± 12.09c

162.91 ± 8.53b

174.27 ± 25.93a

120

95.60 ± 11.12d

130.11 ± 10.93c

132.85 ± 4.31c

141.36 ± 7.85b

157.45 ± 20.49a

  1. Values are presented as Mean ± SD; Values with different superscripts on the same row are significantly different (P˂ 0.05)
  2. NC Non-diabetic healthy subject in a fasted state, G1 Subjects that did not receive any test food (CTRL), G2 Subjects fed MBY (snack comprising 90% amaranth, 5% acha, 5% pearl millet), G3 Subjects fed MBZ (snack comprising 47.98% amaranth, 26.68% acha, 25.34% pearl millet), G4 Subjects fed COB (commercial oat snack)