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I advise clients to follow a "glycaemic loading diet", which is about combining the right proteins with the right starchy carbohydrates to give steady, slow-release energy.
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Helen is initially solicitous but runs out of patience as she cares around-the-clock for Nicola, who at first rejects the few remaining medical options that might ease her pain, such as slow-release morphine capsules.
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… Tepary beans are proving to be an ideal food for people prone to diabetes or suffering from diabetes owing to the beans 'high fiber level, which make them a "slow-release food"; that is, tepary beans' sugars are released slowly and steadily, rather than in a spike as in many high carbohydrate, low fiber foods common in our diets.
Ingredient: Tepary Beans with Recipe for Tepary Bean and Vegetable Stew Laurie Constantino 2009
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… Tepary beans are proving to be an ideal food for people prone to diabetes or suffering from diabetes owing to the beans 'high fiber level, which make them a "slow-release food"; that is, tepary beans' sugars are released slowly and steadily, rather than in a spike as in many high carbohydrate, low fiber foods common in our diets.
Archive 2009-04-01 Laurie Constantino 2009
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I advise clients to follow a "glycaemic loading diet", which is about combining the right proteins with the right starchy carbohydrates to give steady, slow-release energy.
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Automatic irrigation fed from a tap is essential even with the right plants, and feed with an annual dose of a slow-release fertiliser mixed in to the top layer of compost.
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Grasshopper Lawns Inc. in Larksville, Pa., is using a slow-release fertilizer on all of its customers 'properties that costs about 15% more than traditional growth stimulant, says
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I favor the use of compost as a true slow-release fertilizer and manure tea made from aged horse or cow manure for a nutrient punch when time is right.
Annie Spiegelman: What's Dirt Got to Do With It? Interview With a Soil Scientist! 2010
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The company calls the result "Crystal Green," a slow-release chemical fertilizer that contains high levels of phosphorus and is extracted from an abundant, ever flowing resource: sewage.
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Fresh compost can also create asurge of sappy growth, as it contains a hefty dose of slow-release fertiliser, and growing indoors makes growth lusher and softer, too.
Stumped? Insects on my basil and a fig tree suffering an ant attack 2010
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