Some examples of real-life traditions mirroring glucose science: 👉 dipping bread in olive oil (in Italy and Greece): the healthy fats in the olive oil slow down the absorption of the glucose from the bread 👉 eating fermented foods as condiments (kimchi in Korea, sauerkraut in Germany, pickles): fermented foods slow down starch breakdown in a similar way as vinegar. 👉 eating salad or crudités before a main meal (very common in France): the fiber in the veggies creates a protective mesh in our

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