by J. C. Spencer

This lesson will allow you to interact and control a sugar molecule with your computer mouse. These three interactive sites are in your hand to enjoy and learn.

So, this Smart Sugar Lesson can be real short, or you may get carried away and have educational fun with it for a long time.

As you see the "toy" sugar molecule twist and turn with you at the controls, see how the two glucose molecules are uniquely bonded. It is this physical bond that provides trehalose with its functionality.

No medical claims are intended or implied for treating or curing any disease

by J. C. Spencer

This lesson could easily be 145 lessons but I have kept it short with a link to an expended Lesson with references for your continual use. You may click here for the more detailed 9 page edition.

This short version is a very brief look at research data comparing the bad sugar, sucrose, with one good sugar, trehalose. There are about twenty truly good sugars. Always use references and the more detailed version when educating others.

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by J. C. Spencer

In this lesson, let us examine the relationship between the sugar load in the human body and Leukemia and Diabetes. Different sugars, both the good sugars and harmful sugars effect blood chemistry that can mobilize a cascade of problems or benefits in human health.

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The sugars we eat and the nutrients we get help determine our health. Why are the highest incidences of cancer in western nations? The lowest recorded incidences of cancer according to WHO appears to be in the developing countries of Northern Africa, Southern and Eastern Asia.

by J. C. Spencer

Ways and means of lowering healthcare costs is a central theme of The Endowment for Medical Research. Without question, a trillion dollars per year can be saved in US healthcare costs when we initiate a few simple plans.

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We have dedicated a whole section within our Sugar Science Forum to lowering healthcare costs, http://forum.endowmentmed.org. Study this Forum as your homework for this lesson.

by J. C. Spencer

In our previous lesson, Giving Sugar an Aroma of Pure Health, we discussed the recent research studies in leukemia, other cancers, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, LDL cholesterol, cognitive function and memory improvement.

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Sugar metabolism is a major contributor of diabetes and diseases. The USDA tested 49 herbs, spices and medicinal plants for their phytonutrient effects on glucose metabolism. The results were published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition. The study shows that methylhydroxychalcone polymer, the active ingredient in cinnamon increases cells glucose uptake and signals certain cells to turn glucose into glycogen, preventing diabetes.

by J. C. Spencer

Your assistance is requested on a Nutritional Pilot Survey that is designed to include individuals with Leukemia, Diabetes, and Cardiovascular challenges as well as General Health. The same protocol will be used for all participants. The Pilot Survey is to determine any possible synergistic function, prior to further clinical trials. All participants are asked to invite his or her physician to also monitor the Survey. Previous studies indicate the functional foods eaten separately have health benefits.

Participants in this Study will simply use a shaker loaded with functional powder to sprinkle on their food. Recent research has shown benefits in leukemia, diabetes, arthritis, brain function, cardiovascular diseases, LDL cholesterol, and other health challenges using safe functional foods that have a wide range of health benefits. This may prove to be one of the more enjoyable Pilot Surveys because of the delightful aroma that has already passed tests for improved cognitive function simply from inhaling the flagrance.