You may wish to check out the April 14, 2013 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article by David Templeton, Sweet and sour Experts say sugar consumption leads to a host of diseases." A lot of people still don't know the difference on the body affected by common table sugar known as sucrose. It's half and half a combination of glucose and fructose. Most people still think common table sugar is all sucrose. No. But what sucrose (common table sugar) does in the intestines is to separate, to break down into glucose and fructose. What happens next is the glucose and fructose now broken down from the table sugar (sucrose) flows into the liver through your portal vein. Then the biological processes begin. But...
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