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Post by lazerlee on Sept 29, 2021 12:43:51 GMT -5
UKbill,
Having Fructose 1-Phosphate in the blood is not a condition for HFI.... It is normal
Having a buildup of Fructose 1-Phosphate in the blood might indicated kidney damage and diabetes. Have you seen a doctor about that?
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Post by lazerlee on Oct 1, 2021 14:50:16 GMT -5
Again, no science... X-ALAD is a protein defect that effects all my cells, but most notably the peroxisomes in the liver where bile is made. This variation (out of nearly 1,000) does not manafest untill Midlife. Show me where oatmeal contains digestible fructose for humans? If you have a strain of bacteria that converts the fiber into fructose that is your personal problem, but not a scientific nor is it a verifiable conclusion. If you are lacking the enzyme breaks down Fructose (1 or 6) Bi-Phosphate. You might surely die, but that is not HFI. Up to 45% of human population suffer form FM where digestible plant fibre is converted into sucrose in the small intestine! you can even find tables showing how digestible (for humans different foods are) So why would an HFI'er not digest a % of the plant fiber we consume? You asked a question... (By definition starch is the term used to describe the human digestible portion of non-sugar polysaccharides and Fibre identifies the portion in which humans do not have digestive enzymes to deal with in plants.) The answer is : it is not possible a human does not manufacture the enzymes neded to do so. |
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Post by lazerlee on Oct 1, 2021 14:56:16 GMT -5
Please don"t confuse FM with HFI they are completely different medical conditions.
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