The fructose / glucose ratio is exactly the same, but the molasses reintroduce some much needed antioxidants which can combat the harm from
increased AGE formation during the blood sugar spike.
The cooking methods that appear mostly likely to
increase AGE formation in protein - rich foods including grilling, searing, and frying.
Not exact matches
The result of elevated blood sugar is
increased insulin output, advanced glycolytic enzyme (
AGE)
formation and inflammatory processes.
This has resulted in fault displacements that grow with
increasing age of sedimentary
formations.
IGF prevents frailty by
increasing skeletal muscle mass (sarcopenia), sex drive (infertility), brain thymus (immunosenescence, centenarians maintain a strong immune system), skeletal bone mineralization and marrow stem cell
formation (osteoporosis and immune system by bone marrow immune cells working in tandem with thymus and lymphs nodes), I understand that diabetes, an accelerated
aging phenotype, is insulin IGF and blood glucose driven.
So eating sugar will not only
increase your insulin levels, which in turn will contribute to premature
aging, it will also
increase the
formation of
AGEs in your body, which also contribute to chronic disease and
aging.
The question is whether the same low - protein diets that prevent the growth of pre-cancerous lesions once they are formed also
increase the toxicity of aflatoxin and other harmful chemicals, decrease the capacity for tissue repair,
increase the risk of dying from chemical overdose, and promote the
formation of pre-cancerous lesions when these diets are fed to the rats of the same strain, sex,
age, and protein requirements.
High blood glucose causes acne through
increased sebum production,
formation of blood free radicals called
AGEs, and an
increase in dead skin cell turnover which blocks your pores.
This blood sugar spike is doubly problematic because the refinement strips away any antioxidants, so nothing can stop the
increased formation of
AGE free radicals caused by higher blood sugar.
At the higher intake, the higher
formation of
AGE free radicals from the sugar could have deactivated the
increased antioxidants.
As scientists look at
aging and neurological disease
formation, and the issues relating to declining cognitive abilities tied to those populations, they can't help but ask the question, «Could
increasing BDNF levels naturally through something as simple as exercise have benefits relating to cognitive functionality?»
Keep in mind that some starchy foods like white rice, oatmeal, and white potatoes can also have significant impacts on your blood sugar and thereby can
increase formation of
AGEs in your body.