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These studies suggest that fructose consumption increases hunger and may contribute to weight gain, obesity, and impaired appetite control.
Fructose consumption has been linked to various health issues, including obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. A significant area of research focuses on how fructose affects hunger and appetite regulation compared to other sugars like glucose.
Fructose vs. Glucose and Hunger:
Fructose and Appetite Regulation:
Fructose and Obesity:
Fructose consumption, particularly in the form of high-fructose corn syrup, is associated with increased hunger and reduced satiety compared to glucose. This is due to its effects on brain reward regions and appetite-regulating hormones. These factors contribute to overeating and weight gain, highlighting the need for caution in fructose intake to manage hunger and prevent obesity.
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