We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
the more that honey is processed and heated the less those nitric oxide precursors are around are testable are able to be isolated and the less of a response that honey seems to have on the endothelium of human blood vessels so heating maple syrup to me is not a good thing
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maple syrup is collected and heated and heated and heated maple syrup is a pretty processed sugar in my view so i'm not a fan of maple syrup in the same way that i am a fan of honey
maple syrup is collected and heated and heated and heated maple syrup is a pretty processed sugar in my view so i'm not a fan of maple syrup in the same way that i am a fan of honey
maple syrup is collected and heated and heated and heated maple syrup is a pretty processed sugar in my view so i'm not a fan of maple syrup in the same way that i am a fan of honey