Summary
Diabetes Mellitus is a serious health issue in the world with around 463 million people suffering from this disease and 10 to 11 percent population of the most affected countries are diabetic. In countries like India, each year 1.5 million people are added to the category of diabetic people and such an increase should be a serious concern for the world health organization and the world community. Cereal food grains with high carbohydrates, high glycemic index, and high glycemic load are mainly responsible for this situation besides other factors. With the crop improvement programs in developed and developing countries like India, during the last century, the high-yielding carbohydrate-rich cereal crop varieties were developed to coup up with the food shortages and food nutrients, and coinc
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