Ignoring Necromancer's arrogant and obnoxious comment...
I understand your question because brown rice is reported to have a high glycemic index, higher than white rice. From what I've read, instant rice has the lowest glycemic index. In my personal experience, though, I haven't had any trouble with eating any kind of rice, including rice cakes. Granted, if I eat an entire bag of rice cakes (which, yes, I do) or a lot of carbs in one day, I do notice my face is more red and blemishes are more inflamed. But other than that, rice give me no problems and is a staple of my diet now.
Ignoring Necromancer's arrogant and obnoxious comment...
I understand your question because brown rice is reported to have a high glycemic index, higher than white rice. From what I've read, instant rice has the lowest glycemic index. In my personal experience, though, I haven't had any trouble with eating any kind of rice, including rice cakes. Granted, if I eat an entire bag of rice cakes (which, yes, I do) or a lot of carbs in one day, I do notice my face is more red and blemishes are more inflamed. But other than that, rice give me no problems and is a staple of my diet now.
Wow remember4, I checked out your gallery, great progress with your skin! You're using a more natural approach which takes longer than the drugs and toxic base topicals but the improvement is great. Awesome.
Brown rice has about the same GI and II as white rice. Although it does contain more nutrients, in terms of Insulin spiking, if acne related, isn't going to be any different. However, what you eat the rice with makes a big difference.
Check out this article:
http://www.t-nation.com/readTopic.do?id=460051
It has a chart showing a few foods that show that GI and II aren't always correlated exactly. Milk for example is low in GI but high in II, and that along with synthetic hormones may explain why some people are acne sensitive to dairy.
Brown (wholegrain?) rice is worse for my skin than white rice. The more protein, the worse the effects.
Okay, let's see the science behind this. Seeing as protein is the devil and even brown rice contains too much.
That's NOT what I said. I said it contains MORE protein (assuming brown means wholegrain). Didn't say anything about too much. Wholegrain rice contains more protein than white rice, that's the only science here.
Who said rice breakouts in the first place? Have you not been to China or other asian countries where rice is like the only meal?
dude, shut up if you don't have any good advice, put a sock in it.
Huh?? I think he made a very good point. Chill out.
Bryan
It's not that one comment, it's that one comment in the context of ALL his comments on this forum. Like, the straw that broke the camel's back...
Who said rice breakouts in the first place? Have you not been to China or other asian countries where rice is like the only meal?
dude, shut up if you don't have any good advice, put a sock in it.
Huh?? I think he made a very good point. Chill out.
Bryan
It's not that one comment, it's that one comment in the context of ALL his comments on this forum. Like, the straw that broke the camel's back...
EXACTLY!! 
Who said rice breakouts in the first place? Have you not been to China or other asian countries where rice is like the only meal?
dude, shut up if you don't have any good advice, put a sock in it.
Huh?? I think he made a very good point. Chill out.
Bryan
please don't reply when you clearly don't understand the question.
Who said rice breakouts in the first place? Have you not been to China or other asian countries where rice is like the only meal?
dude, shut up if you don't have any good advice, put a sock in it.
Huh?? I think he made a very good point. Chill out.
Bryan
It's not that one comment, it's that one comment in the context of ALL his comments on this forum. Like, the straw that broke the camel's back...
EXACTLY!!
Who said rice breakouts in the first place? Have you not been to China or other asian countries where rice is like the only meal?
dude, shut up if you don't have any good advice, put a sock in it.
Huh?? I think he made a very good point. Chill out.
Bryan
please don't reply when you clearly don't understand the question.
If you want "babied" answers with false hope, then look somewhere else. I give the raw facts about any matter that I know about. You don't see me replying to a single Accutane thread because I don't know about it and have never used it. But being that I know about rice and I've been to Asian countries, I CAN SAY what I've seen. What I've seen is that a very large portion of Asian's in those countries (not U.S.A.) have NO ACNE at all. They do not have some "regimen" they follow and they certainly don't eat the greatest of meals. Every meal breakfast, lunch, and dinner is RICE. I don't care what color you want to make it, it's rice and they are clear. Yes, you will see some skin problems. But nowhere near the percentages you see of people that live in the U.S. This has been shown in several studies too where those of Asian decent have less acne problems and those of White decent have the most. Case closed.
Some people has body acne when eat carbs, sugar caused by leaky gut and fungus. When they eat foods hard to digest like whole grains, brown rice, oat, quinoa, gluten, they starts to has acne in the belly, chest and back. But when they eat white rice, the pimples appear too, but in less quantities because the digestion is more easy. When they eat only non starched vegetables new pimples dont appear.
