Annu Rev Nutr August 2018 PMID 29751733

Intestinal Absorption of Fructose.

Ronaldo P Ferraris, Jun-Yong Choe, Chirag R Patel

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What people are saying

The overall sentiment reflects mixed opinions, with discussions about high fructose corn syrup's role in health issues and mentions of fruit's benefits. The passionate tone of statements like 'Not good for us' contrasts with more informational comments about biochemistry and nutrition, demonstrating varied levels of engagement and interest.

AgreementNeither agree nor disagree

The comments vary, with some agreeing about the negative effects of certain dietary sugars, while others focus on unrelated topics or positive aspects of fruit, leading to a neutral overall agreement.

InterestModerate interest

The discussions show moderate interest, especially when mentioning specific health implications like fatty liver disease, but some comments are more general or tangential.

EngagementModerate engagement

Participants engage by sharing opinions and asking questions about diet and biochemistry, reflecting a moderate level of involvement without deep scientific debate.

ImpactNeutral impact

The discussions do not appear to influence broader perspectives strongly; they mostly reflect individual opinions and general knowledge, indicating low impact overall.

Abstract in brief

  • Fructose is a significant part of modern diets, linked to various cancers and metabolic diseases, and understanding its metabolism, especially in the intestine, is crucial.
  • Key transporters, GLUT5 and GLUT2, play vital roles in absorbing fructose, with recent studies examining their structure, function, and the debate over GLUT2’s role in this process.
  • Dietary fructose affects intestinal cell processes, influencing transporter activity, mineral transport, and overall blood fructose and glucose levels, while also potentially impacting gut health and microbiome composition.

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CulturadeGym
@CulturadeGym · X

*¡Me gusta la fruta!* Si hablamos de bioquímica, inmunología, nutrición, e incluso de recuperación del entrenamiento, la fruta favorece la reposición de glucógeno y reduce índice de daño muscular. ¿Cómo saber más?

Nov 25, 2023 · 10 likes · 2 shares · 11,296 followers View post →
カズン@走れる管理栄養士
@sahakazu · X

❝  ・果糖が多い者は骨量減少と関連  ・牛乳や運動量とも関係しない  ・メカニズムは今だに不明  (カルシウムの吸収と関連?) 0にまでにすることはないですが、取り過ぎは気をつけたいですね。う〜ん。1日1アイス食べたい

May 30, 2022 · 4 likes · 627 followers View post →
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@IgnaBroomr · X

RT @CulturadeGym: *¡Me gusta la fruta!* Si hablamos de bioquímica, inmunología, nutrición, e incluso de recuperación del entrenamiento, la…

Nov 26, 2023 · 2 shares · 9,548 followers View post →
Leave it to Beaver
@espacetimeNOT · X

I am on a rant today. High fructose corn syrup? Not good for us. At cause for fatty liver disease https://t.co/sBThNDWCBa

May 18, 2024 · 1,200 followers View post →

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Leave it to Beaver
@espacetimeNOT · X

I am on a rant today. High fructose corn syrup? Not good for us. At cause for fatty liver disease https://t.co/sBThNDWCBa

May 18, 2024 · 1,200 followers View post →
#i
@IgnaBroomr · X

RT @CulturadeGym: *¡Me gusta la fruta!* Si hablamos de bioquímica, inmunología, nutrición, e incluso de recuperación del entrenamiento, la…

Nov 26, 2023 · 2 shares · 9,548 followers View post →
CulturadeGym
@CulturadeGym · X

*¡Me gusta la fruta!* Si hablamos de bioquímica, inmunología, nutrición, e incluso de recuperación del entrenamiento, la fruta favorece la reposición de glucógeno y reduce índice de daño muscular. ¿Cómo saber más?

Nov 25, 2023 · 10 likes · 2 shares · 11,296 followers View post →
カズン@走れる管理栄養士
@sahakazu · X

❝  ・果糖が多い者は骨量減少と関連  ・牛乳や運動量とも関係しない  ・メカニズムは今だに不明  (カルシウムの吸収と関連?) 0にまでにすることはないですが、取り過ぎは気をつけたいですね。う〜ん。1日1アイス食べたい

May 30, 2022 · 4 likes · 627 followers View post →