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	[[Fructose]] is a type of sugar that is naturally found in many [[fruits, vegetables, and honey]]. It is commonly used as a [[sweetener]] in processed [[foods and beverages]], and is also used as a sweetener in many diet products marketed as "low sugar" or "sugar-free". In this article, we'll explore the health effects of fructose and how to make healthier choices when consuming it.		#REDIRECT [[Added sugars]]

	~~== Health Effects of Fructose ==~~
	*Consuming large amounts of fructose has been linked to several negative health effects, including:
	*[[Increased risk of obesity]]: Fructose can contribute to [[weight gain and obesity]] when consumed in excess.
	*[[Increased risk of type 2 diabetes]]: Consuming large amounts of fructose can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes by contributing to [[insulin resistance]].
	*[[Increased risk of heart disease]]: High fructose consumption has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease by contributing to [[high blood pressure, high triglycerides]], and other risk factors.
	*[[Increased risk of liver disease]]: Consuming large amounts of fructose can contribute to the development of [[fatty liver disease]].

	~~== How to Make Healthier Choices ==~~
	*While fructose is naturally occurring in many fruits and vegetables, it's important to make healthier choices when consuming it as a sweetener in processed foods and beverages. Here are some tips:
	*[[Limit consumption of processed foods]]: Many processed foods and beverages contain high amounts of fructose, so limiting consumption of these products can help reduce fructose intake.
	*[[Choose whole foods]]: Choose whole foods such as fruits and vegetables instead of processed foods that contain added fructose.
	*[[Read labels]]: Read food labels to identify products that contain added fructose, such as high fructose [[corn syrup]], and choose products with lower amounts of added sugars.
	*[[Use natural sweeteners]]: Use natural sweeteners such as honey, [[maple syrup, or stevia]] instead of products that contain added fructose.
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	~~[[Category:Nutrition]]~~
	~~[[Category:Sugars~~]]

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[[Fructose]] is a type of sugar that is naturally found in many [[fruits, vegetables, and honey]]. It is commonly used as a [[sweetener]] in processed [[foods and beverages]], and is also used as a sweetener in many diet products marketed as "low sugar" or "sugar-free". In this article, we'll explore the health effects of fructose and how to make healthier choices when consuming it.

== Health Effects of Fructose ==
*Consuming large amounts of fructose has been linked to several negative health effects, including:
*[[Increased risk of obesity]]: Fructose can contribute to [[weight gain and obesity]] when consumed in excess.
*[[Increased risk of type 2 diabetes]]: Consuming large amounts of fructose can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes by contributing to [[insulin resistance]].
*[[Increased risk of heart disease]]: High fructose consumption has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease by contributing to [[high blood pressure, high triglycerides]], and other risk factors.
*[[Increased risk of liver disease]]: Consuming large amounts of fructose can contribute to the development of [[fatty liver disease]].

== How to Make Healthier Choices ==
*While fructose is naturally occurring in many fruits and vegetables, it's important to make healthier choices when consuming it as a sweetener in processed foods and beverages. Here are some tips:
*[[Limit consumption of processed foods]]: Many processed foods and beverages contain high amounts of fructose, so limiting consumption of these products can help reduce fructose intake.
*[[Choose whole foods]]: Choose whole foods such as fruits and vegetables instead of processed foods that contain added fructose.
*[[Read labels]]: Read food labels to identify products that contain added fructose, such as high fructose [[corn syrup]], and choose products with lower amounts of added sugars.
*[[Use natural sweeteners]]: Use natural sweeteners such as honey, [[maple syrup, or stevia]] instead of products that contain added fructose.
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[[Category:Ketohexoses]]
[[Category:Nutrition]]
[[Category:Sugars]]

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