visionofstrength
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Yes, I agree Peat would be concerned about starch fragments in fructose powder, or their entry into the blood from the intestine. He's mentioned starch fragments as a possible harm from high fructose corn syrup, which might otherwise be like sugar if the manufacturing could be pure. He's also voiced this same general concern, that he can't be confident of the purity of manufacturing, about amino acids and charcoal.aquaman said:aquaman said:@visionofstrength , i've been using the fructose and milk combo. Worryingly at the end of "environmental enrichment and the brain" KMUD interview, RP mentions that fructose granules may be derived from corn starch and contain allergens. Do you know the source of where you get the fructose from?
Also I wonder if it would have the same issues of containing starch molecules like HFCS and therefore higher calories?
I emailed bulkpowders.co.uk where I bought my fructose from and their head of quality control said that it was derived from sugar beet or cane, so that's good (for me at least).
It seems toxinless.com hasn't yet reviewed fructose powder that I can see. Thanks for the info about bulkpowders. I've been using a brand that is derived from corn syrup and didn't know there was a beet sugar alternative!