Căpșunile sunt dulci la gust, dar au un indice glicemic scăzut. ☝🏻👨🏼⚕️🍓

In this Romanian‑language YouTube segment, Mihail Pautov explains why strawberries, despite their sweet taste, have a low glycemic impact. He notes that strawberries contain only a small amount of sugar and have a glycemic index (GI) of about 40. A key factor is their high pectin fiber content – roughly 2 g of fiber per 100 g of fruit – which creates a barrier in the stomach and intestines that slows sugar absorption. Pautov compares this GI value to higher‑GI foods such as white bread and other sweet fruits, illustrating that strawberries sit well below them on the glycemic scale. He also references scientific studies showing that regular strawberry consumption is associated with lower insulin resistance compared to those who do not eat strawberries, suggesting a beneficial metabolic effect.










