Sounds like a bunch of BS from the sugar/soft drink industry. I'll suggest a more practical/simple explanation between the different glucose and fructose and t

Sounds like a bunch of BS from the sugar/soft drink industry. I'll suggest a more practical/simple explanation between the different glucose and fructose and the diseases I mention. Fructose: primarily broken down in the liver. Glucose: When blood glucose rises, the pancreas releases insulin. Again I am talking about fatty liver disease and type 2 diabetes (insulin resistance), based on numbers alone it would seem children are more susceptible to developing fatty liver rather than insulin resistance, but that seems to be a very bizarre basis to suggest one is healthy. Moreover, even if a body doesn't develop insulin resistance, insulin itself is enlarging cells throughout the body, including fat cells, priming the body for obesity, which carries its own health issues. And again I only say sugar is a contributing factor to obesity, but no doubt insulin is a hell of a primer for obesity.