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• ingest: Another possibility is that women don't ingest carbohydrate in sufficient quantities to facilitate muscle glycogen storage.

• consume: Additionally, drink at least 8-10 glasses of water each day. * Do consume extra carbohydrate.

• digest: Lactoferrin also disrupts the process by which bacteria digest carbohydrates, further limiting their growth.

• eat: The amount required is related to the amount of carbohydrate eaten.

• convert: No matter what the text books say, we don't convert carbohydrate to fat.

• absorb: Slowly absorbed starchy carbohydrates help to maintain near normal blood glucose levels.

Adjective modifier

• starchy: Slowly absorbed starchy carbohydrates help to maintain near normal blood glucose levels.

• refined: Too many refined carbohydrates means your pancreas has to produce excess insulin, causing your blood glucose levels to crash.

• fermentable: Components contributing most to the caries process are fermentable carbohydrates including cooked starches, added or naturally occurring sugars.

• unrefined: For long-term good health, appetite control and sustained energy levels, unrefined complex carbohydrates are recommended as part of your daily diet.

• glycaemic: Delivers reduced glycaemic carbohydrates compared with regularly sweetened products.

• soluble: All plant parts were dried and weighed and the second seedling leaves were analyzed for total carbon and nitrogen and soluble carbohydrates.

Modifies a noun

• metabolism: No reports of adverse effects on lipids or carbohydrate metabolism.

• craving: There is currently no recognized treatment for carbohydrate cravings.

• intake: A high carbohydrate intake is required to replace depleted muscle glycogen stores.

• ingestion: Conversely, delaying carbohydrate ingestion by several hours may slow down muscle glycogen synthesis.

• counting: Session 1: Flexible eating habits: Carbohydrate counting made easy!

• diet: Low carbohydrate diets tend to be high in fat.

Noun used with modifier

• low-gi: Aim for a healthy balance between low-GI carbohydrates and lean protein with every meal.

• consuming: Under these conditions, consuming carbohydrates during exercise increases both the time and the intensity the athlete is able to exercise before becoming exhausted.