Fructose linked to fast fat production in humans
Fat build-up, triglyceride surge greater from fructose consumption than other sugars, small study reports. Researchers also note that fat was created from fructose by liver within four hours of consumption, which means that the next meal's fat is more likely to be stored. Fat synthesis may be revved up in overweight, obese patients.
nutraingredients.com 2008-07-25
Categories: Diet-Related Disease, HEALTH & NUTRITION, Health & Physiology, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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