- Glucose identifies processing of overall diet. Small amounts of glucose may be found in the urine of healthy individuals.
- Researchers found that those with a high waist-to-hip ratio (WHR), but no history of diabetes, had significantly lower urine glucose excretion.
- Metabolism of glucose – glycolysis – is heavily dependent on magnesium.
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