Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co/wdY0s1li9f
Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts.
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Several discussions reflect on the evolutionary benefits of fructose, with users mentioning phrases like 'transform fat into energy' and referencing ancestral diets that included natural sugars. The tone varies from enthusiastic appreciation, like 'I'm blown away by this review,' to critical remarks about modern fructose consumption contributing to obesity, illustrating a spectrum of responses that underscore the complexity of dietary impacts.
Most discussions show moderate support for the concepts presented in the publication, with several users acknowledging its potential relevance to dietary and evolutionary health.
The majority of users express a strong interest in the evolutionary implications of fructose metabolism, highlighting its connection to survival strategies in times of adversity.
While some users delve into specific aspects of the research, there are also dismissive tones towards the negative health implications of fructose, suggesting a mixed level of engagement.
Many contributors believe that the insights from the publication could have significant implications for understanding metabolic health and dietary choices.
Abstract in brief
- Evolutionary adaptations in fructose metabolism helped species survive past climate challenges, such as food shortages and droughts.
- Fructose aids in energy and water storage by shifting fuel storage to fat and glycogen, while also reducing oxygen demands during low-oxygen conditions.
- Mutations that enhanced fructose metabolism occurred during two major extinction events, but today's high intake of fructose from refined sugars has led to modern health issues like obesity and diabetes.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyI nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'inverno. Qui alcuni nostri antenati hanno ereditato una mutazione che gli permetteva di trasformare il fruttosio in.........grasso! 9/n https://t.co/hEkwLDBPmH
加工された砂糖を取りすぎると、カロリー問題とは別に、メタボスイッチがONになる仕組みを #ライブラン の #Forever23 セッションで説明しました。 食料が少なくなった長い冬を乗り越えることができたのもこのメカニズムのおかげ。 https://t.co/cV3rgdaBs7 https://t.co/C9udg5TqRm
This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/pTN9twHs2Z
Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts (2019 - hypothesis) https://t.co/JAVhGAySvZ https://t.co/jpEK5bH5L1
I'm blown away by this review. Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts. #strongwork #HFCS https://t.co/7vMUUcMj5h
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@Juani1000 @IPFdoc @jskim8223 @KaminskiMed @DrPujaMehta1 @RichardPAConway @jeffsparks @drdayjee @PilarRiveraOrt1 @tkulkarn1 Coool Juani! And there's so much more to unfold beyond caloric deficit but what nutrients (or toxins, like fructose) we are eating There is no recommendation to patients going through an inflammatory, on how to choose foods for example For us to think https://t.co/xZli6poXNO https://t.co/CiembjSKOo
Fructose is starvation-food garbage. Keep it as low as possible! https://t.co/b2tlA4SSfE
@nicknorwitz @BenBikmanPhD TY for this. I found this paper on fructose met as poss evolutionary pathway for survival interesting! — https://t.co/0yCIX1a408. @fire_bottle @Outdoctrination
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RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
@CarnivoreTeach You need to understand the fructokinase mutation in humans. Other primates do not have this mutation. Fruit and honey (not vegetation) is a normal part of the ancestral diet along with meat in tropical zones. See hunter gatherers like the Hadza. https://t.co/pzu4TS9ybc
@theliverdr It all depends on what you are taking things for. Vit C plays a roll in preventing fat storage from fructose metabolism. https://t.co/5jS6CjJQ4z
RT @AurelianoStingi: I nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'…
RT @AurelianoStingi: I nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'…
RT @AurelianoStingi: I nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'…
RT @AurelianoStingi: I nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'…
I nostri antenati successivamente si sono spostati nella fredda Europa. Dove la priorità era accumulare grasso per l'inverno. Qui alcuni nostri antenati hanno ereditato una mutazione che gli permetteva di trasformare il fruttosio in.........grasso! 9/n https://t.co/hEkwLDBPmH
RT @alephh: Fructose metabolism as an evolutionary pathway of survival – Twice in history, mutations occurred during periods of mass extinc…
Fructose metabolism as an evolutionary pathway of survival – Twice in history, mutations occurred during periods of mass extinction that enhanced activity of fructose to generate fat: first being a mutation in vit-C 65MY ago & second in uricase 12–14MY ago https://t.co/ZB6ROwPElu
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
RT @Mangan150: Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co…
Dietary sugar is basically telling your brain that it's going to be a lean winter, so you better gain weight. https://t.co/wdY0s1li9f
The brain converts glucose ➡️ fructose when blood sugar remains high. No doubt this is protective. "Fructose causes sodium retention and raises blood pressure and likely helped survival in the setting of dehydration or salt deprivation." https://t.co/HB275Iy68n
@lean_minded @TheBush84 @robertlufkinmd @PeterAttiaMD @RichardJJohns11 @drjasonfung I already gave you a link how human fruit consumption drives obesity https://t.co/rKnTdx4uio It’s hard wired into our biochemistry as a result of evolution
@lean_minded @TheBush84 @robertlufkinmd Follow expert opinion such as @PeterAttiaMD & @RichardJJohns11 @drjasonfung Our ancestors were lean mean fighting machines all year but packed on weight just before winter by eating ripe fruit Fructose (found in fruit) is very fattening! https://t.co/rKnTdx4uio
RT @agingdoc1: Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts…
RT @agingdoc1: Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts…
RT @agingdoc1: Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts…
Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts (2019 - hypothesis) https://t.co/JAVhGAySvZ https://t.co/jpEK5bH5L1
@enriccanela @CosmoCaixa @CPanchon @CrecimUab @CreaNoParisMai @crhistis @crismunozp @UniversitatsANC @david_vallespin @debatub @delgoveu @DignaCouso @elnacionalcat @elsa_artadi @emontoliod @EnricJuliana La trampa evolutiva del metabolisme de la fructosa. https://t.co/CccqjRLA5W
RT @LiveRunApp: 加工された砂糖を取りすぎると、カロリー問題とは別に、メタボスイッチがONになる仕組みを #ライブラン の #Forever23 セッションで説明しました。 食料が少なくなった長い冬を乗り越えることができたのもこのメカニズムのおかげ。 htt…
加工された砂糖を取りすぎると、カロリー問題とは別に、メタボスイッチがONになる仕組みを #ライブラン の #Forever23 セッションで説明しました。 食料が少なくなった長い冬を乗り越えることができたのもこのメカニズムのおかげ。 https://t.co/cV3rgdaBs7 https://t.co/C9udg5TqRm
@MattCKeto And certain birds develop a fatty liver seasonally as a natural response to preparing for migration. https://t.co/PDtGlSNBzT
@JohnSpeakman4 Here you go. https://t.co/kpocq2gXbS
Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts... by R. Johnson. Interesting physiological effects... including Uric Acid- know your levels?
“fructose shifts the energy provided in nutrients towards fuel storage”
The excessive intake of fructose due to the availability of refined sugar and high‐fructose corn syrup is driving ‘burden of life style’ diseases, including obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure. https://t.co/ExKl1GrlM3 https://t.co/zVLGYsH7ox
Metabolismo da #frutose como uma via evolutiva comum de sobrevivência associada às mudanças climáticas, escassez de alimentos e secas. #Fructose https://t.co/bECjC6OwEA
Fructose metabolism as a common evolutionary pathway of survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/Epi0JL2j4u
I'm blown away by this review. Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts. #strongwork #HFCS https://t.co/7vMUUcMj5h
RT @BANTonline: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts…
RT @FrezzaLab: This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survi…
RT @FrezzaLab: This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survi…
RT @FrezzaLab: This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survi…
Balanced diet is the secret! More vegetables with low glycemic index ;) Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/vjnPX8Lw1b
Fructose diet and evolution: a way to survive dehydration, salt deprivation or low oxygen? Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/RtpubFrbi1
RT @FrezzaLab: This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survi…
RT @FrezzaLab: This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survi…
This is an interesting evolutionary perspective on fructose: Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/pTN9twHs2Z
Mass extinctions, climate change, and fructose all in one really enjoyable review paper. Argument is that humans have adaptations to make the most of fructose during starvation periods. https://t.co/WVXBekZb8Z
Fructose Metabolism as a Common Evolutionary Pathway of Survival associated with climate change, food shortage and droughts https://t.co/0IjJJTsBtM
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