Fructose and Sugar: A Major Mediator of Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease - PMC

when there’s adequate choline36 in the diet, over-feeding of fructose does not lead to fat accumulation in the liver at all.37 The problem of fatty-liver disease has nothing to do with fructose, and everything to do with eating too much polyunsaturated fatty-acids (which prevent exportation of liver fat)38 and lack of choline (which is a necessary

fructose is only processed by the liver and cannot be used for energy. Some of the end products of fructose build up in liver cells, damaging