I would like to ask, is it possible if resistant maltodextrin or other resistant starch increases postprandial blood glucose? Is there any synergestic interaction between starch and fiber?
Hello Astina, I'm wondering how these fractions are resistant and simultaneously increase the postprandial blood glucose. So they are resistant to what?
Thanks, in this regard all the resistant starches increase the postprandial blood Glucose to some extent as they all have some digestible fraction. So it might be confusing and bring this question in mind that "what is the positive effect of resistant starch on blood glucose?". In these cases, blood glucose reports as glysemic index (compare the blood glucose with a standard). GI is always lower for resistant starches (including resistant maltodextrin). best