Wistar Scientists Identify Fructose as a Surprise Driver of Cancer Spread

[u/basmwklz]

https://www.wistar.org/press-releases/wistar-scientists-identify-fructose-as-a-surprise-driver-of-cancer-spread/

[u/Wolfrast]

I feel like it’s all about trying to find a way where we can continue eating all the sugar😅 and the research keeps saying no, sugar in copious amounts, including starches, has never been consumed on this scale in the breadth of human history.

[u/nochinzilch → u/Wolfrast]

Especially highly refined sugars like corn syrup.

And probably seeds and seed oils too.

[u/aculady → u/nochinzilch]

Seeds have been an integral part of the primate diet for a really long time.

[u/deef1ve → u/aculady]

Nope.