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English: The fiber in complex carbohydrates-grain, fruit, and vegetables-can reduce the body's absorption of fructose, even from fruit which is naturally high in the sugar.
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alọnu01:10, 11 Awewesun 2019Hiadonu na adà ehe he wá aimẹ to 01:10, 11 Awewesun 20191,793 × 2,685 (1.05 MB)Hohumalready a cropped version File:Foods (cropped).jpg
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23:23, 13 Lidosun 2012Hiadonu na adà ehe he wá aimẹ to 23:23, 13 Lidosun 20121,793 × 2,685 (1.06 MB)Jean-FrédéricFull resolution from source
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04:05, 17 Afínplọsun 2008Hiadonu na adà ehe he wá aimẹ to 04:05, 17 Afínplọsun 2008640 × 896 (136 KB)Abigail alderateReverted to version as of 02:55, 10 June 2005
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03:55, 10 Ayidosun 2005Hiadonu na adà ehe he wá aimẹ to 03:55, 10 Ayidosun 2005640 × 896 (136 KB)ShizhaoFoods from http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/graphics/photos/ Image Number K3839-3<br> The fiber in complex carbohydrates-grain, fruit, and vegetables-can reduce the body's absorption of fructose, even from fruit which is naturally high in the sugar. Photo by K

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