The increased consumption of added sugars/fructose in comparison to alcohol is much higher. While alcohol’s effects are usually more rapidly experienced, the long term consumption of increased added sugars, are a straight pathway towards noncommunicable diseases. The main similarity between fructose and alcohol is the metabolization process, which takes place in the liver and leads to a higher risk of the above mentioned diseases. Although the effects of sugar consumption are not immediately experienced, especially in comparison to the effects of being under the alcoholic influence, over an increased period of time, the effects are visually noticeable through weight gain, followed by a decreased metabolic process and/or the emergence of diabetes, obesity, increased blood pressure, or other related diseases.
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11-25-2023, 05:22 AM #1
Sugar is worse to the liver than alcohol
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best to supplement with metformin if you eat carbs/processed snacks/sugar
1000mg a daySubjecting yourself to self imposed discipline is the surest way to increase the quality of your existence
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