The Fructose Disease: The biggest medical paradigm shift of the 21st century

Praise for The Fructose Disease:

"This book will open your eyes."

"Connects the dots and reveals the bigger picture. Highly recommended."

"It’s extremely easy to read and understand and I’ve already started to lend it to my colleagues."

"Short and to the point with plenty of references to relevant research. Let's hope this book helps people get the message..."

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The Fructose Disease: How a single molecule has caused every lifestyle disease. The biggest medical paradigm shift of the 21st century.

This groundbreaking new book explains for the first time how the sugar molecule fructose has caused every modern lifestyle disease single-handedly. Plus, it shows what you, your family and your friends can do to effectively prevent these diseases and enjoy a healthy life - permanent weight loss included for free. In an easily understandable language, author Benjamin Seeds combines the scientific findings of more than a dozen medical and biological fields - you will be surprised by the hidden links he uncovers.

The Fructose Disease finally explains why normal sugar (and high-fructose corn syrup) is uniquely bad for our health (because half of it is fructose), and why many chronic diseases have increased dramatically over recent decades (because consumption of sugar and thus of fructose has increased dramatically - starting with baby nutrition). In addition, the book debunks numerous persistent myths concerning nutrition and health once and for all.

A real game changer.


Fructose diseases covered by this book:
Cavities and tooth decay, diabetes, high blood pressure, overweight and obesity, atherosclerosis, heart attacks and strokes, several autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis, modern neurological diseases such as ADHD, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, several types of cancer, allergies, asthma, acne, osteoporosis and the majority of digestive disorders, including fructose intolerance and the Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Updated second edition:
Fructose and thyroid hormones: chronic fatigue and weight gain despite loss of appetite.

Updated third edition:
Chronic inflammation and the role of Omega-6 fatty acids.