Where does the reduction reaction occur, in the blood or tissue? How does the sorbitol diffuse into the tissue against it's concentration gradient. What about the osmotic gradient?
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As a diabetic type 2 with retinopathy undergoing treatment ( 6 times anti vegf injections ) I am very surpised to discover right now , that my sweetener can be the culprit for my condition, for it sorbitol content! Thar could be the reason for my retinopathy being so persistent to present date even with ha1c in the middle 5. Hpe that with no sorbitol on my foods, the condition could improve.
2:30 This is amazing! I've never known this and I was often mixing them up! 1:52 I have a question here.. So, Sorbitol is osmotically active that's how cataract happens, isn't Glucose osmotically active too? 5:10 😂😂
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Where does the reduction reaction occur, in the blood or tissue? How does the sorbitol diffuse into the tissue against it's concentration gradient. What about the osmotic gradient?
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@@studiosingerthis is mainly for medical students bro, it's very concise for me cause even my professors at my college can't explain biochemistry that well...
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As a diabetic type 2 with retinopathy undergoing treatment ( 6 times anti vegf injections ) I am very surpised to discover right now , that my sweetener can be the culprit for my condition, for it sorbitol content! Thar could be the reason for my retinopathy being so persistent to present date even with ha1c in the middle 5. Hpe that with no sorbitol on my foods, the condition could improve.
2:30 This is amazing! I've never known this and I was often mixing them up!
1:52 I have a question here.. So, Sorbitol is osmotically active that's how cataract happens, isn't Glucose osmotically active too?
5:10 😂😂
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Can sorbitol cause cataracts too in someone who doesn't have diabetes?
What about xylitol?
It's not completely non-toxic, as can be observed with the gastrointestinal issues that it causes. Check out glycine.
How long does pneumonia last in healthy person for?
what is the bestsweetner no stevia no allulose
hi sir What medicine can be given to a patient when there is too much sorpitol in his blood?
Sorbitol dehydrogenase !
Aldose reductase inhibitor !
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Perhaps it's because if you want to help people or to cure them, then the last thing you want to do is go to medical school. If on the other hand, you want to be a drug dealer for the rest of your life, then definitely go to medical school. Just leave your soul and conscience at the door.
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