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Can the human body make its own glyconutrients?

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Can the human body make its own glyconutrients?

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While our body has the capacity to manufacture these simple sugars, the conversion process is complicated. During the conversion process your cells are exposed to tens of thousands of free radical hits each day. This requires time, energy and a host of other micronutrients in order to complete the conversion. The body can convert these two into the six missing glyconutrients, but this enzymatic process is long (up to 20 steps), unreliable and error-prone.

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