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What food is good for glucose?
Here is an useful article on foods that are good for manage glucose levels: http://www.livestrong.com/article/311255-good-foods-for-glucose-management/
Is glucose good?
no
I am measuring how much glucose is in diffent foods and drinks. What is a good title for science project about glucose?
a good title would be glucose levels.
What is a liquid that contains glucose?
Gatorade Contains good levels of Glucose in it. Also energy drinks contain Glucose. A lot of juices do not contain glucose. They contain fructose which is different. Gatorade I found is one of the cheapest out there.
Is hydrogenated glucose safe for diabetics?
yes it is good
What is blood glucose level good at indicating?
A good blood glucose level indicates that a person has normal blood level. They are eating properly and they are taking good care of themselves health wise as well.
Is Glucose a good buffer?
No, glucose is not a good buffer. Buffers are made of weak acids and their conjugate bases or weak bases and their conjugate acids. Glucose does not act as a buffer because it is a simple sugar and does not have the necessary acidic or basic properties.
What does fasting glucose levels mean?
Fasting basically means not having any glucose. This is a good idea to do before testing your glucose levels as it gives you a more accurate number and will allow you to gauge how much glucose you have in your system.
Where can you find more information on blood glucose?
You can find more information on blood glucose by contacting your family doctor or visiting a walk in clinic. If you have any concerns about your blood glucose levels you can buy glucose meters which can give you a good approximation of how much glucose is in your blood.
Which process cannot occur without glucose?
good
Why is dextrose good for hydration?
It's called glucose grandma.
Is glucose and glucosamine the same thing?
No. glucose is basically sugar, while glucosamine is a protein that's supposed to be good for worn joints.
