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Primates consume a good deal of fruit and appear healthier than most humans. Humans that consume a good deal of fruit often appear likewise.
Glucose has it's own structural purpose: The extracellular space is contains a good deal of polysaccharides and these are formed from glucose: hyaluronic acid, chondriotin sulfate, and glycogen all are extracellular glucose—or N-acetylglucose—polymers. To counter Lustig-style fearmongering with a bit of my own, I propose that high glucose consumption will inflate glycogen storage spaces throughout the entire body; these spaces are intramuscular and extracellular, and could promote that sort-of fluffy and swollen look characteristic of mass starch-eaters (but this isn't all that bad, really, as it tends to promote that round Asian look after a few generations).
Glucose has it's own structural purpose: The extracellular space is contains a good deal of polysaccharides and these are formed from glucose: hyaluronic acid, chondriotin sulfate, and glycogen all are extracellular glucose—or N-acetylglucose—polymers. To counter Lustig-style fearmongering with a bit of my own, I propose that high glucose consumption will inflate glycogen storage spaces throughout the entire body; these spaces are intramuscular and extracellular, and could promote that sort-of fluffy and swollen look characteristic of mass starch-eaters (but this isn't all that bad, really, as it tends to promote that round Asian look after a few generations).
