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Forget most of what you think you know about the glycemic index...

By now, you've probably heard more than you want to about the glycemic index.

Pick up any popular diet book, such as The Montignac Method (known also as Eat Yourself Slim), The South Beach Diet, The Atkins Diet and The Zone Diet. You'll find that they advise against foods with a high glycemic index.

Even the UK supermarket company Tesco has plans to label its own-brand foods with information about the glycemic index.

But is it something you really need to bother about? How important is it to double-check the glycemic index of a food before you eat it — even for foods like fruit, which are supposed to be healthy?

Do the benefits of a low glycemic index diet really justify all the time and hassle involved?

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