If fructose and glucose are both sometimes stored as fat, why does fructose lead to more weight gain than glucose? Because fructose has more calories Because glucose gets metabolized more quickly Because glucose and fructose confuse our gut Because glucose has a mechanism to get converted back from glycogen, whereas fructose stays as fat

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