Fun chart that gives a quick overview of good carbs vs. bad carbs. Many of us take this type of knowledge for granted, but it’s surprising how few people really understand what constitutes bad carbs and why they are bad. Share this infographic with anyone you think might benefit!
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Thanks for sharing this infographic, Jessica. Knowing the differences between types of carbs is almost as complicated as sorting through the different kinds of fats.
Hi Jessica,
I found your page via the 52 things to do with coconut oil. Wonderful, I love the stuff and am adding it to my diet.
About the above chart – have you considered the difference between White Rice and Brown Rice – which is much healthier? I am lucky to be able to purchase locally grown biodynamic rain fed short grain brown rice and it is delicious.
Keep writing wonderful stuff.
Hi Delilah – thank you for stopping by and for your kind words! I look forward to seeing you around!
P.S. I would agree that brown rice is much healthier. That is awesome that you are able to purchase locally!