"Glucose Revolution" by Jessie Inchauspe explores the impact of glucose levels on our overall health and well-being. The book breaks down the science of glucose and its effects on the body, explaining how glucose spikes can lead to various health issues, from weight gain and fatigue to chronic diseases. Inchauspe offers practical "food hacks" to flatten glucose curves and improve metabolic health, such as eating foods in a specific order, incorporating a green starter before meals, and choosing savory over sweet snacks. The book uses personal anecdotes, scientific studies, and community member stories to demonstrate the effectiveness of these strategies, emphasizing that managing glucose levels is a key factor in achieving better physical and mental health. The author makes the point that these are tools to help guide your way to healthier eating and not strict advice. The book stresses that it is important to listen to what your body tells you and be kind to yourself.
Timeline of Events
- Millions of Years Ago: A sprout emerges, initiating photosynthesis and changing the history of life on Earth.
- 1640s: Jan Baptist van Helmont conducts the Willow Experiment, demonstrating that plants do not create themselves from dirt.
- Unspecified Time (Prior to Book): The author, Jessie Inchauspe, studies mathematics and biochemistry.
- Unspecified Time (Prior to Book): Jessie Inchauspe experiments on herself using a continuous glucose monitor.
- 2011: An experiment at Yale University studies brain activity and food cravings.
- 2015: A study in New Zealand shows that adding fiber to bread reduces glucose spikes.
- 2019: Jessie Inchauspe fits her friend Luna with a glucose monitor to conduct a cookie and ice cream experiment.
- Present Time (Book Publication): Jessie Inchauspe shares her findings and practical tips for managing glucose levels.

