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fidel cashflow 22 juil. 2014 à 0h33

pepsi or coca cola

Coke is where it is at what about you.

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76561198119391273 22 juil. 2014 à 14h10

Fork_Q a écrit :
Maya a écrit :

Was the sugar content in both the same in terms of form & quantity ? If so, then it has to do with the rest of the contents in the food consumed.

I don't know what that even means. Same as what?

Well, like I said, I acknowledge the differences between fructose and glucose. I was under the impression that the link was provided as proof for the claim "energy isn't the same as mentioned before."

If we measure sugar by calorie, a calorie of sugar from a drink isn't the same as from fruit. You only have to google "blended sugar" and find plenty of decent articles on the subject.

Like I have said, everything that I have posted on the matter is only applicable if the chemical composition of the 2 sugars are same.

Afterall there are various types of sugar.

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Avon 22 juil. 2014 à 14h11

Hey guys the horse is already dead.

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76561198119391273 22 juil. 2014 à 14h13

Róisín Dubh a écrit :
Hey guys the horse is already dead.

But beating stuff is fun

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Avon 22 juil. 2014 à 14h14

Maya a écrit :
Róisín Dubh a écrit :
Hey guys the horse is already dead.

But beating stuff is fun

Depends what you are beating.

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Fork_Q2 22 juil. 2014 à 14h15

Maya a écrit :
Fork_Q a écrit :

I don't know what that even means. Same as what?

If we measure sugar by calorie, a calorie of sugar from a drink isn't the same as from fruit. You only have to google "blended sugar" and find plenty of decent articles on the subject.

Like I have said, everything that I have posted on the matter is only applicable if the chemical composition of the 2 sugars are same.

Yes, the source of where you get the sugar from did have an effect, which is correct.

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76561198119391273 22 juil. 2014 à 14h19

Fork_Q a écrit :
Maya a écrit :

Like I have said, everything that I have posted on the matter is only applicable if the chemical composition of the 2 sugars are same.

Yes, the source of where you get the sugar from did have an effect, which is correct.

Not necessarily the source, just the composition. Fructose is fructose no matter where you get it from. But using fructose instead of glucose changes everything.

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