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These resources provide information that makes understanding low GI easier for everyone. Whether you’re a consumer or a health professional, just search for the information you need and download or print the relevant resource for future reference.

Consumer Fact Sheets

Glycemic Index: All you need to know

Glycemic Index: All you need to know

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Your Low GI Shopping List

Your Low GI Shopping List

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Your guide to eating well in pregnancy

Your guide to eating well in pregnancy

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Eating to maximise your sports performance

Eating to maximise your sports performance

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Glycemic Index and Managing Diabetes

Glycemic Index and Managing Diabetes

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Glycemic Index and Weight Management

Glycemic Index and Weight Management

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Healthcare Professional Fact Sheets

Your Low GI Shopping List

Glycemic Index and Diabetes

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Glycemic Index and Pregnancy

Glycemic Index and Pregnancy

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Glycemic Index and Weight Management

Glycemic Index and Weight Management

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Low GI at Easter

Glycemic Index and Easter

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Diabetes Fact Sheet References

Glycemic Index and Diabetes - References

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Pregnancy Fact Sheet References

Glycemic Index and Pregnancy - References

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Weight Management Fact Sheet references

Glycemic Index and Weight Management - References

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Infographics

GI and your body

GI and your body

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Manage Weight

Manage weight

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The GI Symbol

The GI Symbol

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What Is GI

What is GI?

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The Ideal Low GI Plate

Ideal plate

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Sustained Energy

Sustained Energy

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Type 2 Diabetes

Diabetes

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The Healthy Lunchbox

Healthy lunch box

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Swap it

Swap It

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Pregnancy

Pregnancy

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Position Statements

Position Statement: Low Carbohydrates

Low Carbohydrates and Low GI are not the same

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POSITION STATEMENT: Glycemic Index and Sustained Energy

Glycemic Index and Sustained Energy

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Position Statement: Added sugars

Added Sugars and the GI Symbol Program

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POSITION STATEMENT: Lowering the Average GI of the Australian Diet

Lowering the Average GI of the Australian Diet

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Position Statement: Simple and Complex Carbohydrates

Complex Carbohydrates vs GI

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POSITION STATEMENT: Glycemic Index and Glycemic Load

Glycemic Index and Glycemic Load

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