Comparing Self-Reported Sugar Intake With the Sucrose and Fructose Biomarker From Overnight Urine Samples in Relation to Cardiometabolic Risk Factors

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RT @FrogHarmless: Hard to predict who actually eats how much (of anything, but sugar here) from self-report. Aside from "probably (but not…

18 Apr 2022

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Self-Reported Sugar Intake vs Sucrose/Fructose Biomarkers — Statistically significant (r≈0.20–0.30) but not very high correlations between reported sugar intakes and urinary sucrose/fructose… correlation of fructose notably weaker than that sucrose https:

25 May 2021

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RT @FrogHarmless: Hard to predict who actually eats how much (of anything, but sugar here) from self-report. Aside from "probably (but not…

24 May 2021

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Hard to predict who actually eats how much (of anything, but sugar here) from self-report. Aside from "probably (but not assuredly) not literally on the other extreme", the data looks useless. https://t.co/SKn1uPkyi7 https://t.co/FVMtGS2RYl

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