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Old 08-28-2007, 07:32 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I think it's the amount that matter the most though fruits are always better than highly refined sugar which is deprived of other nutrients. If you have accidentally eaten a bunch of sweet fruits ( due to craving) . Be ready to spend it through alot of exercise ( like Okinawan ) because you clearly do not want your body insulin to stay elevated for 24 hours/day.

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10. One glass of orange juice [6 tsp sugar] provides the energy to run 1 mile. [But goes to body fat if not used immediately!] Nutrition for Fitness and Sport, pg. 59.
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. Humans cannot utilize fructose [sugar] from more than 2 pieces of fruit at a time. Basic Medical Biochemistry - A Clinical Approach, pg. 404.
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8. Hospital patients are not allowed more than 7 tsp of sugar per hour, yet Americans are told by the U.S. government [food pyramid] and nutritionists to eat up to 20 tsp sugar at each meal: breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Body Fluids and Electrolytes, pages: 71-72.
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• New Diabetes Nutrition Guidelines Play Down Importance of Carbohydrate source. Diabetes Care, January 2002.


1. “…De-emphasize the importance of the glycemic index of foods.”

2. “The source of the carbohydrates is not as important as the total amount….”
Landmarks in Nutrition & Health

I was sicken twice by eaten too much sweet fruits so ..... the above info really do "strike a cord" with my own experience.

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