What do fructose and glucose bond to form?

Answer 1

They form sucrose .

Sucrose, (table sugar). Don't ingest it, fructose is bad for you, it's addictive and makes you fat.

Furctose is not necessarily bad for you if it comes from a naturally occuring source such as a whole apple or other raw fruit. The food industry sometimes concentrates this particular sugar and adds it to corn syrup. The result is high fructose corn syrup. This is not a naturally occuring sugar! High fructose corn syrup may not be processed by the body in the same way that other naturally occuring sugars are processed. This is why some believe it causes additional body fat as mentioned above. You should probably avoid this man-made additive found in some in sodas and in some fruit cocktail drinks. Natural fructose is found in the whole fruit which can be found in the produce department of the grocery store (or in the orchard!). The whole fruit contains lots of fiber which helps to mitigate the sugar spikes in your blood. Fruit juice, which is a processed form of the natural fruit, loses much of the fiber content that should be included with any ingestion of fructose. Eat more of the raw fruit and drink fruit juice in moderation. So, in fact, you can ingest small amounts of fructose. It is not bad for you in its natural form if you balance your diet properly. Cane sugar (referred to as table sugar), and black strap molassess can also be ingested in moderation. They are a form of sucrose. Brown sugar is also related to cane sugar and molasses. Glucose is a sugar found in the blood and is necessary for metabolism and energy. It can be bad for your health if it is too concentrated or can not be broken down by the body chemistry. Diabetics often have this problem due to many factors such as insulin resistance. High amounts of sugar can trigger an over production of insulin and this leads to further problems as people age. Table sugar can be found in many processed foods which are usually packaged in a can or box so if you do not cook from scratch be aware that you are already eating table sugar before you hit the sugar bowl! All sugar should be used in moderation and in a properly balanced diet that should include lots of fiber and generous amounts of lean protein, vegatables and other important greens.

Answer 2

sucrose or table sugar