Peter Attia· MD
in high glucose states called it's called the polyol pathway and that enzyme can convert glucose to sorbitol and sorbitol then gets converted to fructose
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in high glucose states called it's called the polyol pathway and that enzyme can convert glucose to sorbitol and sorbitol then gets converted to fructose
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and that occurs under high glucose conditions say more about what that means rick does that mean under high plasma glucose conditions