Paul Saladino· MD
with FR with most of the studies that they are looking at in animal models and humans with fructose they like to feed real high amounts of fructose by itself pure in its pure form and this causes problems in these models because there's a limit to an absorption of fructose and what winds up happening is the leftover fructose gets left in the intestine and then that Can the bacteria present inside the small intestine will start to convert that fructose into different metabolites including things like endotoxin