Researchers warn fructose may alter body fat production compared to glucose

11 articles · Updated · GB News · Apr 27

A new study highlights that fructose, unlike glucose, could trigger the body to generate and store fat through distinct metabolic pathways.
Scientists caution that these differences may have significant implications for dietary guidelines and public health, especially regarding sugar consumption.
The findings add to ongoing debates about the health impacts of various sugars, underscoring the need for further research into how fructose affects metabolism and long-term health risks.

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