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Stop eating fresh bread. I posted this on .com and .gg but people slept on it. Simply freezing or staling your bread creates resistant starch, cutting blood sugar spikes by 40% and boosting insulin sensitivity. If you want optimized gains and better gut health, make the switch


Digestion
The starch molecules in fresh bread are more moist and sticky, which can cause bloating and gas in the stomach. As bread dries out (goes stale), the starch structure changes, making it easier to digest. Stale bread is generally more palatable, especially for those with sensitive stomachs



Low Glycemic Index
As bread sits, the starch inside begins to transform into resistant starch. This means the body breaks down this starch more slowly. Blood sugar doesn't spike suddenly like it does with fresh bread. It provides a longer lasting feeling of fullness

For lazy people:

If reading the scientific paper seems too long, Dr. Mandell has summarized the topic in a great video. The video uses visuals to explain how freezing, thawing, or toasting bread can lower the glycemic index by more than 31% and protect gut health



Probiotic Effect
Resistant starch
passes undigested in the small intestine and becomes a food source for beneficial bacteria there. In other words, it acts as a prebiotic, supporting gut health



Decreased Calorie Absorption
Resistant starch contains fewer calories per gram than regular starch (approximately 2 kcal instead of 4 kcal). This means that when bread becomes stale or is frozen, its net calorie content actually decreases



Supports Fat Burning
Due to the low glycemic index, the body secretes less insulin. Lower insulin levels make it easier for the body to switch from fat storage mode to fat burning mode



ATTENTİON!
Stale bread is beneficial, but moldy bread should never be consumed. Mold produces mycotoxins that take root in the bread and can lead to poisoning. Bread is only safe if it is dry and hardened
 
Stop eating fresh bread. I posted this on .com and .gg but people slept on it. Simply freezing or staling your bread creates resistant starch, cutting blood sugar spikes by 40% and boosting insulin sensitivity. If you want optimized gains and better gut health, make the switch


Digestion
The starch molecules in fresh bread are more moist and sticky, which can cause bloating and gas in the stomach. As bread dries out (goes stale), the starch structure changes, making it easier to digest. Stale bread is generally more palatable, especially for those with sensitive stomachs



Low Glycemic Index
As bread sits, the starch inside begins to transform into resistant starch. This means the body breaks down this starch more slowly. Blood sugar doesn't spike suddenly like it does with fresh bread. It provides a longer lasting feeling of fullness

For lazy people:

If reading the scientific paper seems too long, Dr. Mandell has summarized the topic in a great video. The video uses visuals to explain how freezing, thawing, or toasting bread can lower the glycemic index by more than 31% and protect gut health



Probiotic Effect
Resistant starch
passes undigested in the small intestine and becomes a food source for beneficial bacteria there. In other words, it acts as a prebiotic, supporting gut health



Decreased Calorie Absorption
Resistant starch contains fewer calories per gram than regular starch (approximately 2 kcal instead of 4 kcal). This means that when bread becomes stale or is frozen, its net calorie content actually decreases



Supports Fat Burning
Due to the low glycemic index, the body secretes less insulin. Lower insulin levels make it easier for the body to switch from fat storage mode to fat burning mode



ATTENTİON!
Stale bread is beneficial, but moldy bread should never be consumed. Mold produces mycotoxins that take root in the bread and can lead to poisoning. Bread is only safe if it is dry and hardened

dnr, who even eats carbs
 
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dnr, who even eats carbs
If you're bulking or need fuel for training, you're eating carbs. Might as well optimize them
 

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