Fructose tolerance tests and sugar consumption

Researchers at a Boston Hospital discovered a hormone that could be the basis for a “fructose tolerance test,” says Harvard University, which could identify people at risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Such a test already exists for glucose, the other common ingredient in table sugar and high-fructose corn syrup. Increased consumption of sweeteners has been… » Read More

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