Sugar
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PKGhatak,MD
No.14.
Sugar is sweet. Sweetness is a basic taste. We use several different sugars, such as glucose, Lactose, and table sugar, but the intensity of sweetness among sugars varies. Many chemicals also have a sweet taste, for example, Aldehydes, ketones, and sugar alcohols. Some chemicals are sweet even at low concentrations, such as Aspartame, Saccharin, Stevia, and Sucralose.
It is reported that motile bacteria move in the direction of sweets and newborn babies prefer sweeter sugars than lactose, a milk sugar, present in the breast milk. The sweet tooth is not just an expression; it has an ancient heritage.
In the earlier days, honey was only a sweet treat for humans. Agriculture brought cane and beet sugars, and food industries introduced artificial sweeteners, Saccharine and Aspartame, and generated the controversy regarding the risks of cancer using the artificial sweeteners.
We know Diabetes mellitus is a disease where the utilization of Glucose is defective.
In 1922, a pair of Canadians, a young surgeon, Frederick Banting and a medical student, Charles Best, discovered Insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced by the Beta cells of the pancreas, which facilitates the entry of glucose into the cells. Insulin has saved the lives of thousands of diabetics. In 1923, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Banting and MacLeod for Insulin discovery.
This year, among several other unusual changes, like talks about denying birthright citizenship, the appearance of several Ads claiming sugar utilization can be improved by taking lemon plus one to six grams of cinnamon daily. The American Diabetes Association found no credible evidence of improving blood sugar levels with the use of cinnamon and dismissed the use of cinnamon in the treatment of diabetes.
No one knows how many diabetics were deceived by the TV talk shows and harmed by the unfounded claims of benefit in taking 6 grams of cinnamon daily. It is known that when a diabetic with abnormal liver functions uses cinnamon, it will further damage the liver.
Are you cheering the administration for eliminating funding of programs that provide Polio and Measles vaccine around the world, but allowing unlimited harmful Ads on the Internet !!
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