Which of the following would the nurse recommend to patients regarding carbohydrates? Question 85 options: a)  Increase high glycemic index carbohydrate choices in the diet b)  Lower carbohydrates in the diet to aid in weight loss c)  Increase low glycemic index carbohydrate choices in the diet d)  Increase insoluble fibre and reduce soluble fibre in the diet

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