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The Spanish language edition of The New Glucose Revolution is published by Panorama Editorial. www.panoramaed.com.mx
The New Glucose Revolution
The Korean language edition of The New Glucose Revolution is published by Aquarius Publishing Co.
For information on other translated editions visit www.glycemicindex.com then select ‘GI Books’ and the appropriate region
Translating GI News and www.glycemicindex.com
If you would prefer to read GI News or a page from glycemicindex.com in a language other than English, there is a very easy way to translate them (or any site for that matter), using a service provided by Altavista called ‘Babel Fish’. Simply head over to www.babelfish.altavista.com and copy and paste a block of text into the first window (up to 150 words), or enter the website address to translate an entire page into the ‘Translate a Web Page’ box. Next, select which language you would like the English text translated to from the drop-down menu. Click the Translate button and Babel Fish will do all the work for you in just a few seconds.
Babel Fish homepage
www.glycemicindex.com
Glycemicindex.com, the official website of the glycemic index, just passed the 3-year mark with access to statistics via Extreme Tracking. In all, nearly 3 million hits – about 950,000 individual hits per year. Who visits? Countries providing the most visitors are: USA 44%, Australia 13%, UK 10% and Canada 6%. The site was set up by the University of Sydney to make the GI database of foods tested worldwide according to the standardised in vivo procedure accessible to everyone who needs this information free of charge. There’s no need to subscribe. It provides up-to-date information on the glycemic index and the published GI values of foods tested internationally according to the established procedure along with details about GI testing, the GI symbol program, the most common FAQs and a selection of books on GI published internationally. The site is interactive and the GI Group answers queries.
Glycemic Index homepage
2 April 2006
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2 comments:
just wondering if you wish to put some GI quiz - and offer some prizes for lucky winners.
thank you for an interesting newsletter.
can you please tell me what the history or chronology of the GI science is. I mean who came up with it first and the main developmental steps.
and what is the definitive book on the subject. Exactly? Is the canadians. whats the name of that and which is the best edition if so?
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