Paul Saladino· MD
we ate at least 150 grams per person of honey which is going to have sucrose and fructose
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we ate at least 150 grams per person of honey which is going to have sucrose and fructose
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they did eat it every day i was there 365 days a year they don't they do not have honey every day i mean they ate it every single day that i of course dirt because you were in the honey season but they don't have it every day just have it a lot just like an orangutang only eats fruit in fruit season and gains seven pounds and they gorge on 5 000 calories a day of fructose to do what to store fat for the winter and that's exactly what these guys do