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Dr Tim Green: Affiliated with GI Otago, a commercial
glycemic index testing service.
Peer-reviewers
Dr Jennie Brand-Miller: Publishing books in the popular
press: ‘The New Glucose Revolution Series’; Director of a
University-based service for GI testing; Director of a not-forprofit
food-labelling programme based on the GI.
Professor Gary Frost: None declared.
Professor Philip James: None declared.
Professor Simin Liu: None declared.
Professor Jim Mann: None declared.
Dr Gabriele Riccardi: None declared.
Dr M Robertson: Research Grant from National Chemical
and Starch.
Professor HH Vorster: Member and Director of the Africa
Unit for Transdisciplinary health Research (AUTHeR), Research
grant from the South African Sugar Association.
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