Breakthrough supergrain BARLEYmax®

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Breakthrough supergrain BARLEYmax®

Postby rath » Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:59 pm

Wed 19/08/09

It might look like another breakfast cereal — but this supergrain is a scientific breakthrough that has the potential to save lives.


Australian scientists have developed BARLEYmax® — an all-natural grain that amazingly can help you stay slim, while helping to fight cancer and diabetes.

Its health benefits are supported by clinical trials conducted by CSIRO and published in scientific journals.

How does it work?

# It has twice as much fibre as any other cereal, so more of it ends up in the large intestine.
# It contains high levels resistant-starch to help build healthy intestinal bacteria.
# It contains bacteria that can stave off serious disease, constipation and irritiable bowel-related illnesses.

What evidence is there?

CSIRO Human Nutrition's animal and human trials found:

# BARLEYmax® breakfast cereals had a GI Glycaemic index (GI) of 50, compared to a conventional barley cereal GI of 77.

# The GL (glycaemic load) was only 40 per cent of most barley cereals and led to a substantially lower insulin response.

# BARLEYmax® has high levels of β-Glucan , a soluble fibre with cholesterol lowering properties.

What does it taste like?

The natural sweetness of means it has an appealing taste without added sugar.

Where can it be used?

BARLEYmax® can be used to produce:

# extruded and rolled breakfast cereals
# breads
# muffins
# health bars

GOODNESS Superfoods has produced a range of breakfast cereals which contain the world’s highest fibre wholegrain.
Products are:
Digestive 1st
Protein 1st
Available at major supermarkets

For more information go to www.goodnesssuperfoods.com.au or www.csiro.au
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