The Sweet Killer: Fructose, Genes and a Metabolic Pandemic

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THE SWEET KILLERFructose, Genes, and a Metabolic PandemicBy Peter Gregor, MD, FACCSugar was never just a treat. Now it’s the most dangerous molecule in our diet.We’ve been told for decades that fat in our food is the problem, that calories are all the same. But in this gripping and wide-reaching exposé, cardiologist Dr. Peter Gregor reveals how one molecule — fructose, especially in the form of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) — is the unseen driver of the modern global health collapse. From fatty liver to heart failure, from childhood obesity to cancer, this sweet compound has infiltrated every shelf, every meal, and every generation.Dr. Gregor uncovers how the sugar industry deflected medical research for over fifty years, funding misleading studies, manipulating dietary guidelines, and vilifying fat while promoting sugar as harmless. Only now are we discovering how deeply they succeeded — and what it has cost us.A Doctor’s Journey into the Science of SugarDrawing from over four decades of clinical practice, Dr. Gregor reveals how fructose bypasses metabolic regulation, triggers fat storage, inflames the gut and liver, and hijacks the body’s hormonal signaling systems. This is not just about calories — it is biochemical sabotage. No ethnic group is spared from the assault by HFCS on the human body, but its impact is not equal across populations. Pacific Islanders, Indigenous First Nations, South Asians, African Americans, and others carry genetic traits that once helped them survive — but now leave them especially vulnerable to sugar-induced disease.What was once an evolutionary advantage — the ability to store fat efficiently for times of famine, or exposure to cold — has become a deadly liability in the age of ultra-processed food.A Global Wake-Up CallThe Sweet Killer draws on cutting-edge research from Harvard, UCSF, and public health campaigns like NOVA, Nutri-Score, and Open Food Facts to trace sugar’s rise from ancient Indian cultivation to its modern domination of the global food supply. You’ll discover how deceptive marketing, weak labeling laws, and government failure enabled an explosion of sugar-sweetened beverages, juice, sauces, breads, infant foods, and condiments — all laced with hidden HFCS.Across the world, from the Pacific to the Caribbean, from the Andes to Africa, entire populations are now facing soaring rates of diabetes, heart failure, gout, and early death. Our genes have had no time to adapt. Modern food has outpaced our biology — and the result is a metabolic pandemic unlike anything the world has ever seen.Inside This Book You’ll Discover:• The biochemistry of fructose — and how it hijacks our metabolism• Why most ethnic groups are genetically unprepared for modern food• How the modern processed diet is not the same as original Western diet.• The link between fructose and fatty liver, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, gout, and kidney failure• Why diabetes is a cardiovascular disease.• How sugar-sweetened beverages contribute to early death• How fructose feeds cancer cells via GLUT5, and the Warburg effect• How public health agencies have failed — and how industry helped them do it• Practical steps to protect yourself and your children from a lifetime of metabolic diseaseA Metabolic Pandemic — Caused by SugarWhether you are a doctor, parent, policymaker, or simply someone trying to navigate a toxic modern food environment, The Sweet Killer will forever change how you read labels, interpret dietary advice, and understand the chronic disease explosion of the 21st century.Personalized. Global. Urgent.This is a scientific and cultural reckoning, a wake-up call rooted in evolutionary biology, genetics, and modern public health. It explains why our genes matter, why ancestry matters, and how modern foods are colliding with ancient biology to unleash a wave of disease. Read more

ASIN B0FGY9MF64
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ISBN13 979-8999473905
Language English
File size 106.7 MB
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Publisher Internets Press
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Reading age 16 - 18 years
Print length 545 pages
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Publication date July 16, 2025
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