Hydrogen, bound mostly to carbon and nitrogen, is part of almost every molecule in your body: DNA, proteins, sugars, fats. In fact, the hydrogen bond-which forms between atoms that share a hydrogen, is one of the most important interactions that makes biological molecules behave as they do.
Brown rice. For those of us who want to look after our liver, brown rice is a more nutritious alternative to white rice, is an antioxidant, is low GI and is rich in fibre. The health benefits of brown rice permeate so many healthy eating website, I hardly need to go into detail here about them.
Diabetics â and everyone else â can benefit from switching from white to brown rice. Photo Credit Justin Skinner/iStock/Getty Images. Once you learn that you have diabetes, you start paying very close attention to everything you eat. Every choice you make has to promote and sustain your good health. According to the American Diabetes Association, your meals should include foods from each of six essential food groups: non-starchy vegetables, milk, fruit, meat and meat substitutes, fat, and grains and starchy vegetables. Yes, diabetics can eat rice.