there is no such thing. Sugar is a carbohydrate. the carbohydrates get further broken down into single carbohydrate units called monosaccharide. These single molecules get absorbed across the intestine wall and are sent through the bloodstream. Carbohydrate in the blood is in the form of a monosaccharide called glucose. your body uses glucose for energy.
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Answer:
Short term:
Diarrhea. Gas. Foul-smelling, greasy stools (poop) that tend to float.
Long term:
Occasionally, people with giardiasis will have long-term complications such as reactive arthritis, irritable bowel syndrome, and recurring diarrhea that can last for years. Among children in particular, severe giardiasis may delay physical and mental growth, slow development, and cause malnutrition.
