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Results from our forumScience of exhaustion?... are exhausted? By that I mean you have worked hard for a few hours and feel like you need to sit down. What causes that condition? Is it lack or sugars?
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can galactose be convert into fructose?... a hydroxyl group on the chain (carbon 1) in a ketose sugar than any of the hydroxyl groups inside the ring of an aldose sugar (aldose sugars like glucose do not have a hydroxyl group on Carbon 1 and have a carbonyl group instead. You need a hydroxyl group to create the phosphoester ...
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Re: can galactose be convert into fructose?... . a) glucose + glucose => maltose b)glucose + galactose => lactose c) glucose + fructose => sucrose On another note, these two simple sugars are likely to compete with each other in a certain condition as such I have read on Wikipedia . " Fructose absorption occurs via the GLUT-5[32] ...
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Converting to energy source- glycolysis etc..... is the step during which light energy is used to create ATP and NADPH. this ATP and NADPH will then be used in the Calvin-Bensen cycle to make the sugars While you are learning these molecular processes, keep in mind the big picture: photosynthesis and cellular respiration are two completely separate ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... difficulties, fatigue, joint pains. brain fogg to name a few. As time went on i learnt i had more then I.B.S it was many food intolorances. Wheat, sugars, oats, grains, soya, dairy. It took a year of trial and error to identify foods that worked for me. It was difficult and the food"allowed" ...
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