Avaloe is also called * * * sugar, which is only about 40% sweeter than white sugar. It is a kind of indigestible dietary fiber, which can be extracted from crops such as corn and wheat.
Professor Noshin Fujii of Kagoshima University and Associate Professor Hou Dexing of China conducted an experiment, feeding rats with a feed containing 20% white sugar and 2.5% pentose. After one month, the fat around the kidney and neutral fat in the blood of rats were reduced by 36% compared with those of rats who only ate white sugar.
According to the analysis, the white sugar transported to the small intestine is converted into blood sugar and then into fat, and pentose has a strong inhibitory effect on this catabolic enzyme. The undecomposed white sugar in the small intestine is decomposed by microorganisms in the large intestine to produce a large amount of organic acids, which can inhibit the synthesis of fat in the liver. In addition, pentose can inhibit the absorption of white sugar in the small intestine, thus reducing the production of new fat in the body and playing a role in losing weight.