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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 8.
Published in final edited form as: Nutr Res. 2009 Jun;29(6):383–390. doi: 10.1016/j.nutres.2009.05.009

Table 3.

Glycemic index after the consumption of the study treatments in 12 subjects

Calculated glucose control White bread control Maltodextrin Waxy maize
Glycemic index (2-h) 100 ± 0a (100) 71 ± 0a (71) 163 ± 37a (106) 63 ± 11b (58)
Glycemic index (4-h) 100 ± 0a (100) 71 ± 0a (71) 127 ± 27a (89) 60 ± 11b (64)

Values are means ± SEM (median). Values within a row with a different superscript letter differ (P < .05). Glycemic index was calculated over both a 2- and 4-hour period, using the equation as follows: GI = [(postprandial incremental AUC ofthe test treatment/postprandial incremental AUC of the white bread control) × 100]/1.4. The correction factor 1.4 was used because of the use of white bread as a control rather than glucose [14].