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Dextrose is Glucose. It is approximately 30% less fattening than beet or cane sugar (table sugar). Dextrose is derived from the corn plant, which is a grass...you know. It is used to spike insulin levels in the blood to transport such things as nutrients to the muscle cells, and aids a larger percentage of creatine to be taken up and stored in the cells of the body that enhances brain function, converts of ADP to ATP for athletes, and so on and so forth. . ..

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