I don't think there's a good example... ddr3 ram is ram that you put on your PC motherboard and costs like $40 for 4 gigs. GDDR5 ram is super fast and (i thought) expensive ram that you find on graphics cards, its $1,000 for a graphics card with 6gigs of GDDR5 ram.
The glycemic index is technically defined as the âIncremental area under the blood glucose response curve of a specific portion of a test food expressed as a percent of the response to the same amount of carbohydrate from a standard food taken by the same subject.â.
The concept of the glycemic index has entered the fabric of many diets in the last couple decades. The glycemic index (GI) rates how fast foods turn into sugar. Some specialists think a focus on the glycemic index in foods rather than carbohydrates and sugars is too complicated for patients with diabetes to follow.