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TopicIt's all about the diet, right? Need some food tips, please
teepan95
06/23/19 11:29:44 AM
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karlpilkington4 posted...
teepan95 posted...
karlpilkington4 posted...
SauI_Goodman posted...
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don't worry about the sugar in the fruit. different kind of sugar.
stay away from fast food, booze, soda, chips, cookies, donuts etc. common sense stuff.


Uhh, no. Fruit has fiber which helps the body breakdown sugar more efficiently than sugar in soda or candy, but it's the same sugar my guy.

Fruit sugar is generally fructose

Table sugar is generally sucrose


The ratios of fructose and glucose are pretty much the same in both fruit and table sugar. Most fruits are 40 to 55 percent fructose (there's some variation: 65 percent in apples and pears; 20 percent in cranberries), and table sugar (aka sucrose) is 50/50.

https://www.youbeauty.com/nutrition/ask-a-scientist-sugar-in-fruit/

Fruits contain fructose and glucose as single saccharides

Sugar is sucrose, a disaccharide composed of fructose and glucose

The ratios are the same, but they're different compounds

lrn2science

Edit: iirc. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, naturally
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