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[Influence of glucose on the conversion of galactose into galactitol in the young adult].

The levels of galactose and galactitol in the sera of 6 young adults after ingestion of 0.25 g/kg of galactose alone or with the same quantity of glucose were studied. The results showed that: glucose decreased significantly the galactosemia and galactitolemia observed after ingestion of galactose alone; repeated consumption on 4 consecutive days of galactose alone induced an increase in galactosemia, and more significantly in galactitolemia. The addition of glucose to galactose in the same conditions abolished these effects.