America’s sugar surge reshapes diet and health view
A broad examination notes rising U S sugar intake from 1985 to 1994, fueled by soft drinks and processed foods. It questions health risks while citing studies that sugar may replace fat in the diet, with experts split on long term effects.
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Sugar myths debunked small studies find positive memory effects
Scientists counter common sugar myths noting that sugar does not cause cavities or weight gain beyond other carbs. They say sugar may calm hyperactivity, substituting fat with sugar can lower calories, and refined or unrefined sugars absorb similarly in the bloodstream. Diabetes impact mirrors other carbs.
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