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health.glycemic-load Calculator
Calculates glycaemic load (GL = GI × carbs / 100) for a food serving and classifies it as low (<10), medium (10–20), or high (>20). Glycaemic load is more meaningful than glycaemic index because it accounts for serving size — a small serving of a high-GI food has low GL.
Inputs
Glycemic Index
Reference formula or conversion factor shown for context.
Carbs Per Serving G
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Fiber Per Serving G
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Serving Size G
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Results
glycemic load (GL)
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GL category
The classification bucket this result falls into based on the computed value and the applicable reference scale.
net carbs
Sample size or count used in the calculation.
glycemic index
A normalised score comparing the result to a reference baseline.
GL = GI × net carbs / 100
Sample size or count used in the calculation.
daily GL target
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