Our Love for Sugar — Zuker Lab
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Our Love for Sugar — Zuker Lab
Our cells simply weren’t designed to absorb and process large quantities of glucose multiple times per day. To
Enter the cockpit: why glucose is so important
While end-products of glycation, AGEs, may be consumed in food, the vast majority are formed in your body as a result of chronic carbohydrate consumption. Isolated fructose creates stress on the liver, which promotes inflammation and insulin resistance. Sugar interacts with genes in the brain, reducing neuroplasticity and impairing cognitive functi
... See moreAn Australian study suggested that human genes are adversely affected by sugar ingestion for two weeks (genetic controls designed to protect the body against diabetes and heart disease are switched off as an acute reaction to eating sugar) and that prolonged poor eating can cause genetic damage that can potentially be passed through bloodlines!