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A glycemic index identifies the blood sugar in your blood. Glycemic index can change with different dietary changes. There is a measuring system for this.

Glycemic load diets are very popular now, and if you are interested on getting on track with one, then you would be best off consulting your doctor of dietrician about it.

Following the principles of the Glycemic Load Diet can be simple to do, once you understand the values assigned to various food. Each food or meal has a glycemic index ranking, anywhere from 1 to 100. The higher it is, the more sugar is involved, and the more is can hurt your energy levels and blood sugar. The Glycemic Load Diet emphasizes eating only those foods in the low or middle sections of the index. Instead of white potatoes, eat sweet potatoes or even brown rice. Lower the glycemic load of your bread by consuming it with peanut butter for lasting energy.

Yes. The glycemic index of peanuts is 13 which is very low. A glycemic index of up to about 55 is considered low. Also, remember that the glycemic index of a particular food can be affected by the glycemic load of the entire meal. So don't be scared to add a higher glycemic index food to that snack of peanuts.