Paul Saladino· MD
substituting honey for refined carbohydrates protects rats from the hypertriglyceridemic and peroxidative pro-oxidative effects of fructose
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substituting honey for refined carbohydrates protects rats from the hypertriglyceridemic and peroxidative pro-oxidative effects of fructose
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substituting honey for refined carbohydrates protects rats from the hypertriglyceridemic and peroxidative effects of fructose
there's a really striking study in rats that if you give them sucrose they get liver fat they get oxidation they get oxidative stress and you give them honey and it protects against those things
substituting honey for refined carbohydrates protects rats from the hypertriglyceridemic and peroxidative effects of fructose