Glycemic
Research Institute®
Human Nutrition &
Biochemistry Division
Childhood Obesity
Unit
Clinical Trials Laboratory
www.GRIKidFriendly.com
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Certification
Seal for
the Latin Market
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Low
Glycemic
Pharmaceuticals |
Quantification
of
Protocol Perimeters |
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Research
Design
and Methods
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Fat-Burning
Slimming
Weight Loss Products
Proven Not to Work
L-Carnitine and other
supplements found
ineffective in fat
burning & weight loss |
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Scientist
Discover
Why Artificial
Sweeteners
and Diet Sodas
are Fattening
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SlimFast,
Ensure & Glucerna Fail To Meet Glycemic Standards
in Diabetics
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American
Diabetes Association Recognizes Benefits of The
Glycemic Index |
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American
Diabetes Association Ties Fruit Juices to Diabetes |
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2008
Clinical trials show
that INULIN increases glycemic response of foods
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Glycemic
Research Institute® Publication at USDA Website |
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USDA
Reports Low Glycemic Load Diets Trigger Weight
Loss |
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U.S.D.A.
Announces Project to Develop Low Glycemic Snacks
and Low Glycemic Starches |
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High
Glycemic Carbs Associated with Vision Loss |
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2008
Official Response to the Accord Diabetes Trial
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Diabetes
and Obesity Risk in Children |
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Harvard
Medical School Nurses’ Health Study Position
on Glycemic Index |
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories
Specializing in: FDA & FTC
Legal Glycemic Index Claims
(Since 1983)
Claim Substantiation
For:
Foods • Meals • Prepared Foods
Nutraceuticals • Pharmaceuticals
and Products in Development |
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Serving
the largest food & research companies in the world |
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Official
clinical testing facility for the Glycemic Research Institute® |
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Board
approved Human In-Vivo clinical trials |
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Low
glycemic index product substantiation |
How
to Submit a Product for Human In Vivo
Clinical Trials
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Clinical
Trials
Legally Required
for Low Glycemic
Claims
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"Having
a well controlled clinical trial is like having
money in the bank"
July 2008 Diabetes Forecast
American Diabetes Association |
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Glycemic
Index and
Glycemic Load
Defined
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The
following Products & Ingredients have been officially
"DE-LISTED"
and/or "BANNED"
by the Glycemic Research Institute®.
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AGAVE
and AGAVE NECTAR
have been DE-LISTED and BANNED |
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CHOCOLATE
made with AGAVE:
DE-LISTED
and BANNED |
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STEVIA:
DE-LISTED
and BANNED
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TAURINE:
BANNED |
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Quantum
Foods,
OTTIS ICE CREAM:
DE-LISTED
and BANNED |
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for listing of products & ingredients that have
been DE-LISTED or BANNED.
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories conducts human In Vivo clinical
studies, which is the only legal product claim substantiation
accepted by the United States government, including
the FDA & FTC. |
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Laws
in the United States dictate that all glycemic index
claims made by food or dietary supplement products
require substantiation via human clinical trials
(In Vivo). Documentation demonstrating the validity
of clinical evidence for said claims is required
by the Federal government. |
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories clinical trials are approved
by the appropriate Review Boards, and include diabetics,
non-diabetics, overweight, and obese subjects. |
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories conducts clinical glycemic
index testing for clients in the United States,
and worldwide. |
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories has the highest rate of accuracy
available, with specific in-real-time analytical
testing methods specifically developed by Glycemic
Research Laboratories. The typical accuracy of GI
testing has a variable of 80 percent. Glycemic Research
Laboratories accuracy has a variable of < 2 percent. |
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Glycemic
Research Laboratories
clinical studies
include various glycemic index protocols suited
to the clients needs, including studies utilizing
diabetics, non-diabetics, obese, and overweight
subjects. Glycemic
Research Laboratories can determine clinically if
the product submitted: |
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Is shunted into and/or stored in adipose tissue
fat cells (is fattening) |
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Exacerbates hypoglycemia, diabetes, and insulin
resistant disorders |
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Is
acceptable for diabetics to consume |
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Over-elevates blood glucose or insulin levels |
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Affects sports performance in athletes |
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December
2007
Research
Stands Up
To Intense Scrutiny
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UNITED
STATES
DEPARTMENT
OF DEFENSE
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2008
Department of Defense BUYERS GUIDE
Authorized 2008 Supplier/Vendor:
Listing ID: 2223582873 |
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Internationally
Accredited Testing
& Certification
Organization
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Glycemic
Research Institute®
Human Nutrition &
Biochemistry Division
Glycemic
Index &
Load Clinical Trials
Obesity Research & Clinical Trials
Diabetes Research & Clinical Trials
Adipose Fat Storage
Investigations & Trials
Human
In Vivo Clinical
Trials Laboratory
Department of Dietary Supplements
Department of Foods & Beverages
Department of Pharmaceuticals
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Glycemic
Research Institute®
Human Nutrition
&
Biochemistry Division
Childhood Obesity Unit
Clinical Investigations &
Trials Laboratory
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Glycemic
Research Institute®
Sports
Physiology Laboratory
Department of Biological Circuitry
Department of Sports Performance
Sports Supplements &
Sports Drinks
Clinical Investigations &
Trials Laboratory
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Glycemic
Research Institute®
Food Addictions Laboratory
Department of Neuroscience
Cephalic
Research Unit
Department of Brain
Glycemic Indexing |
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Certification
Programs
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The Glycemic
Research Institute® is an Internationally Accredited
Testing & Certification Organization approved by International
Governments, including the United States government.
The
Glycemic Research Institute® Certification Program
and Certification Programs are Registered, Authorized, and
Licensed by the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom
governments, and accepted Worldwide per World Health Organization
(WHO) Guidelines.
The
Glycemic Research Institute® government-issued
Certification Marks represent 25-years of Clinical Research
in the fields of the Glycemic Index, Diabetes, Cephalic
Response, Obesity, Adipose Tissue Fat-Storage, and Childhood
Obesity.
The
Glycemic Research Institute® Certification Marks
are legally authorized to make a clinical statement, such
as “LOW GLYCEMIC” or ‘DIABETIC FRIENDLY” or “LOW CEPHALIC
INDEX” or “KID FRIENDLY” or “NATURAL BEVERAGE” on an FDA
label for a commercial food, Nutraceutical, beverage, or
Pharmaceutical product.
Any
Certification Mark statement representing a clinical claim
must be backed by Human In Vivo Clinical Trials per FDA
CFR 21 guidelines and per the Clinical Trials Guidelines
submitted by the organization licensed to use said Certification
Mark.
A
Certification Mark on a commercial product legally enables
bounding (being under legal obligation) under the
following guidelines:
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The existence of a Legal Product Certification Agreement
between the manufacturer of a product and the organization
that possesses accreditation by a national government for
both testing and product certification. |
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Legal
evidence that the product was successfully tested in accordance
with a nationally accredited standards. |
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Legal
assurance the accredited certification organization has
ensured that the item that was successfully tested, and
is identical to that which is being offered for sale. |
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Legal
assurance that the successful test has resulted in a certification
listing, which is considered public information, which sets
out the tolerances and conditions of use for the certified
product, to enable bounding, and thus compliance with the
law. |
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Legal
assurance that the manufacturer is being regularly audited
by the Certification Organization, at unannounced intervals,
to ensure the maintenance of the original process standard
that was employed in the manufacture of the test specimen
that passed the test, and that if the manufacturer should
fail an audit, all product certification, including labels
of stock on hand, on construction sites, with end-user customers
and on distributor store shelves, shall be immediately removed,
and all stakeholders will be informed that the de-listed
product certification is no longer eligible for use in bounding.
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Quality
Assurance The Legal
Relationship Between Certifier & Client |
Product
certification and product qualification is the cornerstone
of all bounding for Certification Marks, and the process
of certifying that a specific product has passed performance
and quality assurance tests or qualification requirements
stipulated in regulations and Nationally Accredited Test
Standards, and that a product complies with a set of regulations
governing quality and/or minimum performance requirements.
On
the part of the certifier, in this case, the Glycemic
Research Institute® (GRI), is certifying that
a product has passed all Clinical Protocols established
to use the Glycemic Research Institute® Certification
Marks on a label and/or product marketing materials, including
websites.
For
products that pass the strict Clinical Protocol, the Glycemic
Research Institute® allows the use the GRI Mark on
the product label, thus indicating legal eligibility of
the product for use in bounding, and certifies the origin,
material, mode of manufacture of products, mode of performance
of services, quality, and accuracy of other characteristics
of the product.
Products,
once certified, may be endorsed with the Authorized Certification
Mark and may be eligible to display said Certification Mark,
under the direction and guidelines of the Glycemic Research
Institute®.
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Trademarks
vs
Certification Marks |
Trademarks
are vastly different from Certification Marks. Trademarks
are issued to individuals and companies and represent a
word (s) or logo used by that entity.
Certification
Marks are difficult to register, and are only issued
by the government to companies that are Nationally
Accredited Testing and Certification Organizations.
It
is difficult, lengthy, and expensive to obtain a Certification
Mark from the government, as the organization applying for
said Mark must prove worthiness on many different levels
of competence, expertise, and good standing in the community.
Companies
that are legally issued a Certification Mark must follow
strict government guidelines in order to obtain, maintain
and continue to use said Marks.
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Example
of Valid Certification Marks |
The
main purpose of government Certification Mark regulations
is to protect consumers against misleading practices.
Some
of the more commonly seen Certification Marks are: |
Underwriters
Laboratories holds a service mark on the phrase "UL
Listed," and allows manufacturers of electrical and
other safety equipment to use the UL mark only if they
are under follow-up agreement by UL. This lets consumers
identify products that meet quality criteria set by a
company other than the manufacturer. |
The
Bureau Veritas Certification Mark, used to indicate the
Sea-Worthiness of Ships. |
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in a full circle), the hechsher of the Orthodox Union. |
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