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    Raw oats vs Cooked oats

    Is there a difference in terms of digestion of nutrients between the two?

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    I'm not positive on this, but I believe raw oats digest just a bit slower. Somebody jump in if this is incorrect as I'm basing this on what seems logical, not facts.

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    gbrice I agree with your logic

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    also, is eating raw oats ok for you? like straight out of the packet?

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    Just eat them however you can handle them.

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    Real men eat raw oats downed with raw egg whites !

    But seriously:

    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    I'm not positive on this, but I believe raw oats digest just a bit slower. Somebody jump in if this is incorrect as I'm basing this on what seems logical, not facts.
    Yes raw oats digest slower. Carbohydrates are water-soluble, so they will be able to breakdown slightly before engulfed in bile from your stomach. Is this difference noticeable ? Probably not, but to get a scientific answer you'd probably have to find a research article or ask a Nutritionist.

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