Sugar myths debunked for Halloween by Canadian Sugar Institute
Halloween myths about sugar causing hyperactivity are challenged by experts. Studies cited suggest event excitement triggers behavior, not sugar. Tips include balanced meals, moderation, inspecting loot, discarding tampered items, brushing after eating, and reinforcing regular eating patterns.
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Canadian Sugar Institute
David di Battista
Brock University
Mark Wollaich
New England Journal of Medicine
Claire Cronier
Nutrition Communications
Canada
Food Guide
Cronier
Keep Your Pet Safe This Halloween Tips for pet safety
October celebrations pose risks for pets. Keep excitable animals in a quiet room away from doors and ringing bells. Store candies out of reach. chocolate and wrappers can be toxic or obstructive. Dispose of damaged treats and keep sticks away from pets. If ingestion occurs contact a veterinarian promptly.
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BC Veterinary Medical Association
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