Yes, the GI depends on the type of pasta. Stay away from the "instant" type pastas (easy mac.) 100% semolina is ussually good, but GI can vary according to processing and other fillers. Whole wheat seems to be the best.
I think it can be used just fine while cutting. Just remember - it's dense. It does not take much to add.
Satchboogie go fuck yourself prick ...it snews to you becosue your probibaly a 170lb freak asshole and if you dont know something about a subject then dont respond to it...ignorant prick...
actually i'm 190 of lean muscle, and a graduate of U.S.C.
majored in physiology and since graduating i've been focusing on sports nutrition. so much for ingorance!
I agree with what Dial Tone is saying about the amounts. I love pasta and carbs but when dieting my sources of carbs come from mostly oatmeal and dextrose post workout. I like oatmeal better because you have to eat less of it to feel more full and that's a huge mental thing for me when cutting.
1. Get Whole Wheat Pasta
2. Undercook it.
3. Eat it with protien and fat.. this will lower the GI more than you can imagine. For example: look at the GI on peanuts.. the reason for the low GI: FAT. GI gets thrown out the window when you have protien and fat with the carbs..
actually i'm 190 of lean muscle, and a graduate of U.S.C. majored in physiology and since graduating i've been focusing on sports nutrition. so much for ingorance!
why is this though?? is always stick to this but with these foods simply because i seem to do well with them....but i am wondering why is it your opinion (what's your reasoning, scientific)?
why is this though?? is always stick to this but with these foods simply because i seem to do well with them....but i am wondering why is it your opinion (what's your reasoning, scientific)?