Richard Johnson, MD: Fructose Stimulates Foraging Skills #obesity #fattyliver #doctors #shorts
Short YouTube clip (May 14, 2024) featuring Richard Johnson, MD, discussing how fructose biologically promotes foraging behavior: in animals, fructose increases foraging skills; raising uric acid is associated with increased impulsivity; in humans, fructose activates visual cortex and reduces activity in cortical areas related to self-control. The clip frames these effects as evolutionarily linked to survival/foraging.
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