glycemic

American  

[glahy-seem-ik] / glaɪˈsim ɪk /

adjective

1. of or relating to glycemia, or the presence of sugar in the blood.

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Example Sentences

Human trials reported better glycemic control, suggesting bamboo could help regulate blood sugar levels, which is especially important for managing diabetes.

From Science Daily

Over to biotech and their “fat redistribution play,” which focuses on a new technology aimed a replicating a gene in the liver of some people who have healthier fat redistribution, better glycemic and lipid control and lower odds of metabolic disease.

From MarketWatch

A pilot study soon to appear in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition and involving 95 participants found that three popular Indian mango varities - Safeda, Dasheri and Langra - produced similar or lower glycemic responses than white bread over two hours of glucose testing.

From BBC

This low fluctuation glycemic response could be beneficial to the body in the long run, researchers say.

From BBC

“So knowing that, it’s not perhaps surprising that there were cardiovascular benefits that were potentially even outside of the degree of weight loss that we see, or the degree of glycemic control that we see,” Coviello explained.

From Salon