If the borrower chose a 20-year loan term at a rate of 4.25 percent (mortgage rates tend to be less for shorter term mortgages), the monthly payment would be $1238 ($26 less than the borrower currently pays) and the borrowerâs loan balance would reach $160,000 in five-and-one-half years.
The Deadly Effects of Fructose â Part 2. Fructose and fatty liver. Fructose is even more strongly linked to obesity and diabetes than glucose. From a nutritional standpoint, neither fructose nor glucose contains essential nutrients. As a sweetener, both are similar. Yet fructose is particularly malevolent to human health compared to glucose due to its unique metabolism within the body.
No known cure but an appropriate fructose lowered diet can help (see below for a list of foods high in fructose). Depending on how sensitive the individual is to high fructose foods, they can be eaten in moderation. Lastly, foods with glucose actually help individuals absorb fructose better. Foods with high fructose content: Apples, coconut milk, figs, fruit juice, guavas, high fructose corn syrup (found in soft drinks and sushi rice), honey, lychees, mangos, melons, pawpaws, pears, persimmons, prunes, raisins.