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S. Schenk et al., « Quelle place pour une alimentation low-carb ou à index glycémique bas dans le diabète gestationnel ? [What is the place of a low carbohydrate or low glycemic index diet in gestational diabetes treatment?] », Serveur académique Lausannois, ID : 10.53738/REVMED.2021.17.741.1083
There is no real consensus on the ideal nutritional approach to recommend for gestational diabetes (GDM) treatment. A carbohydrates reduction (low-carb) is frequently suggested, although many studies have not found any consistent beneficial effects. On the other hand, according to recent meta-analyses, a low glycemic index (GI) diet would have favorable effects for the mother and the child. Although the clinical and practical value of GI is still being studied, a low GI diet seems to be the most appropriate approach in GDM. In addition, soluble fibers may have a beneficial metabolic impact in the short time of pregnancy. More evidence on the impact of these nutritional approaches in the short and long term for mother and child is needed.