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Overall, discussions show strong agreement, with many posts referencing scientific studies, liver health issues, and the role of fructose, using serious and urgent language like 'fuel cancer,' 'overwhelmed,' and 'NAFLD,' indicating significant concern and profound engagement on the topic.
Most discussions strongly support the article’s findings about the dangers of excess fructose for liver health, citing established research and expert opinions.
Participants demonstrate high interest, with many sharing detailed insights, references to studies, and emphasizing the health risks involved.
The posts reflect deep engagement through references to scientific mechanisms, calls for behavioral change, and discussions of implications for health and diet.
The discussions are likely to influence opinions about sugar intake, highlighting fructose as a significant factor in liver disease, which may impact dietary choices.
Fructose & Liver ➡️ recognized as major mediator of NAFLD ➡️ risk factor for liver cancer development ➡️ induces number of proinflammatory, fibrogenic & oncogenic signaling pathways that explain its deleterious effects in the body, especially liver.
@Mqsley @mdredpillawake @mikeoniron Oh! https://t.co/it7Feog3Gb
@facepaint_paula @MigraineBook @maheklokhandwa2 Yeah because Liver is the only organ which can breakdown Fructose and the liver converts it to Fat.
@karthikeyancbe Don't juice fruit. You can add anything but it is pure fructose and the liver cannot handle it when repeatedly consumed. Number 1 reason for NAFLD.
@Joey_Sabol Sugar masks the toxic tastes of bitter and sour Humans have bred fruits to make more sugar Excessive fructose and the liver are a bad combo, the research is clear on this To put it another way, crackhead love crack, that doesn't mean it's good for them
@NurseRenaRN @whitfieldlewis6 My analysis is that this Kumar guy is living in the past like Dr. Berg and needs to read more research papers because he is flat out 100% false. We already know that the research shows that the small intestine is the primary metabolized if fructose and the liver gets barely any.
Reducing or eliminating dietary fiber can alleviate constipation and its associated symptoms. However, a fruit-rich diet may negatively affect liver biomarker levels in patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease…
La alimentación vegetal y las proteínas alternativas son mejores para la salud. This video explores the effects of a fruit-rich diet on liver health, particularly in patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease…
@drahmetrasim Fructose and the Liver" (Vos & Lavine, 2013, Hepatology) yayın bu.
@NurseRenaRN @whitfieldlewis6 My analysis is that this Kumar guy is living in the past like Dr. Berg and needs to read more research papers because he is flat out 100% false. We already know that the research shows that the small intestine is the primary metabolized if fructose and the liver gets barely any.
@incognito0225 Fructose and the liver FUEL CANCER.
@AlanLevinovitz I agree it’s not likely individuals are detecting what their (very complex) metabolic processes are up to, while also accepting the metabolic processes are different for different sugars & increasing evidence shows may have health consequences. For eg https://t.co/xw0CHoWTPv
@ArabicBest شكرا دكتور احمد حييت انوه ان سكر الفاكهه الفركتوز هو صديق حميم لبعض امراض الكبد مثل الكبد الدهني وتليف الكبد كما في عديد من الابحاث فالمطلوب الاعتدال في كل شيء وهذه احدى الدراسات https://t.co/Z9rkbwwl7S
@StephaneVerret_ @_CynthiaThurlow Drink fruit juice (fructose) all day long if you want to die slowly. https://t.co/CTAoiF9zoe https://t.co/tDfrtilsZD https://t.co/63ojpPO9on https://t.co/CApzPqhSXI Cheers
Fructose and the Liver https://t.co/0d0rG8ddph
@Mqsley @mdredpillawake @mikeoniron Oh! https://t.co/it7Feog3Gb
@InCaRbZwEtRuSt1 @DrPlantel Here is an overview https://t.co/UVFjXHHLZB
@_h2oBio @lifeanalytics Here is a study about fructose and the liver. https://t.co/5eJwU9HlKk
@Joey_Sabol Sugar masks the toxic tastes of bitter and sour Humans have bred fruits to make more sugar Excessive fructose and the liver are a bad combo, the research is clear on this To put it another way, crackhead love crack, that doesn't mean it's good for them
@ifbacongrewont1 @TonyPumps1 The small intestine gets overwhelmed when given a higher load of fructose and the liver has to detox since it glycates proteins at 10x the level of the more benign glucose.
@karthikeyancbe Don't juice fruit. You can add anything but it is pure fructose and the liver cannot handle it when repeatedly consumed. Number 1 reason for NAFLD.
@Kristenlynas @robertlufkinmd Over consumption of Fructose is directly related with liver diseases. Plenty of established literature on this. https://t.co/eKK3neY92x https://t.co/snyspoCdKg and more
@IdanOnTweeter @robertlufkinmd Over consumption of Fructose is directly related with liver diseases. Plenty of established literature on this. https://t.co/eKK3neY92x https://t.co/snyspoCdKg and more
@facepaint_paula @MigraineBook @maheklokhandwa2 Yeah because Liver is the only organ which can breakdown Fructose and the liver converts it to Fat.
Ya, emang sih belum terbukti scr langsung. Tp dari sini bisa terbaca klo over-fructosa itu “melemahkan” liver, memicu inflamasi(-itis), sampe terbentuk fibrosis (Non-Alcoholic fatty liver disease) https://t.co/WTe4ciSvMC https://t.co/N8c4i3Xlwg
RT @heniek_htw: Fructose & Liver ➡️ recognized as major mediator of NAFLD ➡️ risk factor for liver cancer development ➡️ induces number of…
RT @heniek_htw: Fructose & Liver ➡️ recognized as major mediator of NAFLD ➡️ risk factor for liver cancer development ➡️ induces number of…
RT @heniek_htw: Fructose & Liver ➡️ recognized as major mediator of NAFLD ➡️ risk factor for liver cancer development ➡️ induces number of…
Fructose & Liver ➡️ recognized as major mediator of NAFLD ➡️ risk factor for liver cancer development ➡️ induces number of proinflammatory, fibrogenic & oncogenic signaling pathways that explain its deleterious effects in the body, especially liver.
@jburtonpdx @drmarkhyman Look at Robert Lustig’s talks on fructose and the liver
@GandalftheWhi19 Nobody needs refined and processed sugars. Nobody. It simply wasn't around for most of our evolutionary history. Fructose is a whole other ball game, however, and can only be processed by the liver. Too much fructose and the liver becomes fatty ...
@eatrxhealth @RobertLustigMD @ThePhySoc According to the article much is still unknown about fructose and the liver interaction? 'Evidence piling up'? Not really?
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