Wow. Your post not only plays fast and loose with the facts, but draws off-base conclusions from the various studies, which, by the way, do not draw the conclusions you purport that they do. Here are the facts: Americans get more fructose from refined sugar (which contains fructose and glucose) than high fructose corn syrup, according to USDA data. Focusing on fructose is unhelpful to Americans trying to lead healthier lives. --Consumer Freedom
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Wow. Your post not only plays fast and loose with the facts, but draws off-base conclusions from the various studies, which, by the way, do not draw the conclusions you purport that they do. Here are the facts: Americans get more fructose from refined sugar (which contains fructose and glucose) than high fructose corn syrup, according to USDA data. Focusing on fructose is unhelpful to Americans trying to lead healthier lives. --Consumer Freedom
(Moderator's Note: Consumer Freedom is a non-profit organization which states that it is supported by restaurants, food companies and individual consumers. )
August 13, 2010 - 3:02pmThis Comment
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