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I haven't been following the thread too closely, but brown rice is 77% carbs (SR16-1) with no 'oses; wheat is 71%., potatoes 27% (by weight) . What do we call those carbs if not starch? Are there diff starches, perhaps?

BTW, spinach is 3.9% carbs but 95 % water.

water gms

carb gms

w/owater

% carbs

rice

10.37

77.24

89.63

86%

wheat

13.1

71.18

86.9

82%

potato

74.45

21.44

25.55

84%

spinach

92.2

3.9

7.8

50%

So is the discussion whether spinach carbs are better than grains?

Regards.

----- Original Message -----

From: Dowling

Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 12:15 PM

Subject: RE: [ ] Re: Carbohydrates

From the article you've linked:

"The researchers found that women who were significantly overweight and physically inactive (and whose levels of glucose and insulin were therefore already above normal) were more than two-and-a-half times more likely to develop pancreatic cancer if they had a high glycemic load than if they had a low glycemic load. Interestingly, a high glycemic load did not increase pancreatic cancer risk among women who were lean and physically fit. "

In my perusal of Medline, I found many references to an inverse association of whole grain consumption and mortality.

No doubt, if one is eating a lot of "starch," one is probably eating less whole, unrefined grains as well as less fruits and vegetables.

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