The Best Diet for Maintaining Your Results
For blood sugar management you should be following a low glycemic…
For blood sugar management you should be following a low glycemic diet.
For weight loss management (with or without GLP-1) you should be following a low glycemic diet.
Full stop.
For getting to your goal numbers and maintaining those hard earned results you should be following a low glycemic diet.
For chronic conditions and low grade inflammation you should be following a low glycemic diet.
The studies show time and time again the impact of a low glycemic diet and it can be done across cultural foods, favorite foods, etc.
It’s not like Mediterranean where it doesn’t really cross over to every culture in the world.
Low glycemic is human and can be applied to so many different cultural cuisines.
It’s not asking you to stop eating your familiar foods.
Low glycemic eating adds more health and vitality and mobility to your years.
Low GI living is the home for the low glycemic diet and it’s where you should be if any of this applies to you.
I’d love to welcome you in and show you the low GI way!
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The research behind the low GI way
You don’t have to take my word for any of this. I love a good scientific journal, and if you do too, the science is deep, it’s current, and it keeps pointing in the same direction. Here are the clinical trials grouped by decade.
Current research (the last 3 years)
A 2024 review in Hormones looked at low glycemic eating across blood sugar, weight, cholesterol, blood pressure, and inflammation all at once — and found it earns its place on every front. Read it here.
A 2025 analysis in Frontiers in Nutrition found that eating low glycemic improved insulin resistance even in people who don’t have diabetes — which is exactly the woman I work with: doing everything “right” but still watching her numbers creep. Read it here.
A 2025 study in Frontiers in Endocrinology pooled 28 trials and nearly 2,700 women and ranked low glycemic among the most effective approaches for steadying blood sugar. Read it here.
Sources from the last 15 years
A landmark review of 54 clinical trials in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found low glycemic eating lowered A1c, fasting glucose, BMI, and cholesterol. Read it here.
A 2022 analysis in Nutrients of 24 studies and over 2,000 people showed steady improvements in body weight, BMI, and blood sugar — with the biggest results in people who stuck with it past six months. Read it here.
A 2018 review in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition examined how glycemic load affects the inflammation markers tied to so many chronic conditions. Read it here.
Decades deep resources (the last 30 years)
The low glycemic foundation goes back further than most diet trends have even be around:
The 2003 meta-analysis in Diabetes Care that helped define this whole field and confirmed low glycemic eating improves long-term blood sugar control. Read it here.
A New England Journal of Medicine study spanning eight countries that found low glycemic eating helped people keep the weight off after losing it — because maintaining your results is the part nobody talks about. Read it here.
A Cochrane review — the gold standard in evidence — supporting low glycemic eating for blood sugar management in diabetes. Read it here.
This is the low GI way, and the evidence has only gotten stronger. It’s the one we keep coming back to over and over. Across more than two decades of clinical trials — from small studies to reviews pooling tens of thousands of people — one result keeps repeating: when you steady your glycemic response, your blood sugar, insulin, and A1c follow. That kind of consistency is quite rare in nutrition science — and it's why low GI is the one I trust.
I’d love to welcome you in and show you how it works for your every day, how it can bring you more food peace, and ultimately how it can add more life to your years ahead.
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