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The Truth About Sugar - How It's Harming Your Health!
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May 28, 2025
Research shows that consuming sugary foods triggers the release of dopamine in the brain, creating a temporary feeling of pleasure and reward. This cycle can lead to cravings and dependence on sugary treats, making it challenging to minimize consumption and maintain a healthy diet. In today's eye-opening video, we will uncover the hidden truth about how that sweet stuff wreaks havoc on your health. From obesity and diabetes to heart disease and energy crashes, excess sugar can be hazardous to your health. Get ready to reduce or ditch the sugar cravings and take control of your well-being! Stay with us to the end for a sweeter, healthier future! If you're ready to know the detrimental effects of sugar and why it is bad for your health, let's jump right in. 1, Heart disease. #sugar #health #heartdisease 0.00:00 Intro 0:00:53 1, Heart disease. 0:01:39 2, Obesity. 0:02:56 3, Diabetes. 0:03:37 4, Energy crashes and fatigue. 0:04:34 5, Cognitive decline. 0:05:31 6, Depression. 0:06:16 7, Aging. 0:06:57 8, Cancer. 0:07:23 9, Fatty liver.
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research shows that consuming sugary
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Foods triggers the release of dopamine
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in the brain creating a temporary
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feeling of pleasure and reward this
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cycle can lead to cravings and
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dependence on sugary treats making it
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challenging to minimize consumption and
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maintain a healthy diet in today's eye
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openening video we will uncover the
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hidden truth about how that sweet stuff
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reaks havoc on your health from obesity
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and diabetes to heart disease and energy
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crashes excess sugar can be hazardous to
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your health get ready to reduce or ditch
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the sugar cravings and take control of
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your well-being stay with us to the end
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for a sweeter healthier future if you're
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ready to know the detrimental effects of
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sugar and why it is bad for your health
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let's Jump Right In One heart disease
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it's no secret that excessive sugar
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consumption can wreak havoc on the body
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however one of its hidden and most
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alarming consequences is its link to
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heart disease
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when we consume high amounts of sugar
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our bodies struggle to process it
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leading to spikes in blood glucose
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levels over time this constant surge in
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blood sugar can damage the lining of Our
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arteries due to
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inflammation this process increases the
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risk of arterial plaque buildup and
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ultimately contributes to
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atherosclerosis a prime precursor to
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heart disease it can also lead to high
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blood pressure even so studies show that
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high sugar intake elevates triglyceride
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levels in the blood triglycerides are a
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type of fat that clog arteries and
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impair heart function two
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obesity the frequent consumption of
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sugary foods and drinks can force the
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body to quickly absorb the glucose
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causing a rapid spike in blood sugar
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levels this Spike triggers the release
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of insulin a hormone that stores glucose
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as energy over time repeated exposure to
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high insulin levels can lead to insulin
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resistance where the body becomes less
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responsive to its effects and gains
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weight due to fat
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accumulation excess sugar can also
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increase fat deposition in the liver and
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other organs leading to metabolic
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dysfunction and a higher risk of obesity
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sugary beverages like sodas and fruit
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juices are particularly harmful as they
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bypass feelings of fullness and pack on
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empty calories and low
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nutrients sugar increases leptin
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resistance a hormone that helps regul
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ate hunger and appetite when our bodies
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become resistant to leptin it can result
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in overeating and a higher likelihood of
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obesity don't forget to be mindful of
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your sugar intake and choose healthier
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Alternatives like vegetables and fruits
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this act prevents the detrimental impact
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of sugar on your
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waistline three
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diabetes our bodies produce insulin to
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help regulate our blood sugar levels
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when we consume sugar however the
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constant demand for insulin can lead to
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insulin resistance a significant factor
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in the development of type 2
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diabetes high sugar intake can also
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contribute to weight gain and obesity
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prime factors of
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diabetes besides it can lead to chronic
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inflammation and oxidative stress in the
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body initiating the development of
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diabetes the inflammatory response from
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high sugar can impair the body's ability
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to utilize insulin and disrupt its
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normal functioning
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four energy crashes and fatigue excess
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sugar consumption impacts energy levels
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leading to the infamous energy crashes
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and fatigue many people experience
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throughout the day consuming large
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amounts of sugary Foods or drinks can
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Spike blood sugar levels rapidly
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prompting a surge of insulin to help
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process the sudden influx of
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glucose a sharp drop often follows this
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rapid rise in blood sugar leaving us
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drained and lethargic this process
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process can also interfere with the
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body's ability to regulate adrenaline
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and cortisol levels exacerbating
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exhaustion and fatigue moreover excess
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sugar can disrupt the body's natural
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energy production Pathways it increases
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inflammation and oxidative stress within
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the body impairing mitochondrial
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function the PowerHouse of cells that
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generate energy this disruption in
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energy production manifests as
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persistent fatigue and stamina reduction
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five five cognitive decline high glucose
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leads to insulin resistance which
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impairs the brain's ability to utilize
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glucose for energy this condition can
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reduce cognitive function and contribute
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to the development of dementia and
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Alzheimer's disease research proves that
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high blood sugar increases inflammation
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in the brain leading to oxidative stress
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and damage to neural tissue moreover the
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spike in blood sugar levels after
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consuming sugary Foods inhib hibits
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memory and learning
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processes this case is due to the
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disruption of
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neurotransmitters which is essential for
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proper cognitive functioning
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surprisingly excess sugar can disrupt
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the balance of gut bacteria leading to
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an inflammatory response that can affect
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brain health in light of these findings
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it's clear that reducing sugar
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consumption is crucial for preserving
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cognitive function and promoting
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long-term brain health six depression
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High levels of sugar can Spike blood
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glucose leading to a temporary surge in
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energy followed by a crash this roller
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coaster effect can disrupt the balance
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of neurotransmitters in the brain such
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as serotonin and dopamine these
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molecules regulate mood and
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emotions high levels of insulin in the
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brain May interfere with these
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neurotransmitters signaling and
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contribute to low mood and leagy the
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chronic inflammation from sugar can also
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inhibit brain function and and worsen
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depression symptoms research shows that
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diets high in refined sugars have a
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higher likelihood of initiating mental
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health disorders such as depression and
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anxiety seven aging stutters link excess
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sugar consumption to accelerated aging
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due to
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glycation glycation is a natural process
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in our body that happens because of
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sugars like glucose or
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fructose when there's too much sugar in
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our skin fibers our body fires up
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internal reaction sugar molecules adhere
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to our Skin's collagen and elas in
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proteins and these are the hero proteins
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that are responsible for keeping our
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skin firm and supple therefore limiting
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sugar consumption helps maintain
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youthful looking skin and reduces the
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risk of developing age related diseases
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eight cancer there is a connection
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between sugar and cancer risk but it's
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more indirect than many realize eating a
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lot of high sugar foods May mean more
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calories in your diet than you need
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which eventually leads to excess body
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fat after not smoking being at a healthy
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weight is the most important thing you
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can do to prevent cancer it is excess
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body fat that is convincingly linked to
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greater risk of certain types of cancer
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nine fatty liver high sugar consumption
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can wreak havoc on the liver leading to
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the development of fatty liver disease
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when we consume more sugar than our body
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can metabolize the body converts excess
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glucose into triglycerides a type of fat
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these triglycerides accumulate in the
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liver leading to an increase in fat
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deposits and swelling research shows
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that high levels of fructose in table
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sugar and high fructose corn syrup
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increase the risk of developing fatty
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liver disease when the liver processes
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fructose it produces uric acid as a
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byproduct excessive uric acid can lead
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to insulin resist
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further contributing to Fat accumulation
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in the liver finally weight gain and
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obesity are prime culprits of fatty
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liver I hope you have enjoyed this video
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