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    The negative effects of artificial sweeteners are passed on to future generations.

    People with and those carrying extra weight often turn to sugar substitutes. They taste sweet but, unlike sugar, contain…

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    4 Everyday Foods That Spike Your Blood Sugar

    Many people think sugar spikes only come from chocolate, pastries, or soda. But several everyday foods can trigger even bigger jumps in blood glucose. So if you’ve ever asked, “Why…

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    Sugar Is as Dangerous as Salt — Here’s Why

    We often consider salt to be the main enemy of blood pressure. However, recent studies reveal that excess sugar can be just as harmful. It’s hidden in sodas, sweets, ready-made…

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    How to Make Candied Quince

    Making candied quince takes a bit of time and patience, but the end result is well worth the effort. These sweet slices make a delightful addition to tea or can…

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    How Heat Makes Us Crave Sugar — and What to Do About It

    When the weather heats up, our hands instinctively reach for a bottle of sugary soda or a scoop of ice cream. A new study reported by the Daily Mail finds…

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    Your Sweet Tooth Might Come Down to One Gene

    Some people prefer pickles, while others have a sweet tooth. A new study sheds light on why people differ in how they experience sweet foods. It turns out that people…

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    How Added Sugar Speeds Up Your Biological Clock

    Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley found a link between excessive sugar intake and a person’s biological age. They warn that added sugar can speed up the biological aging…

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    Why sugar makes you crave fat — and why fat makes you crave sugar

    Researchers at Umeå University call this hormonal interplay a “tug-of-war” between sugar and fat. If you eat a lot of sugar, be careful with sweets: when sugar levels in the…

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    Sugary Drinks Are Fueling Millions of Diabetes and Heart Disease Cases Worldwide

    Tufts University researchers say carbonated and energy drinks loaded with sweeteners light up the brain’s pleasure centers, which is why they taste so good. But that pleasure has a hidden…

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    Cutting Sugar Isn’t Just Healthier — It Could Free Land, Fuel Bioplastics, and Feed Millions

    Over the past 60 years, global sugar consumption has quadrupled. Today, sugar accounts for about 8 percent of all calories consumed by the average person on Earth. Many people think…

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    5 Ways to Cut Added Sugar From Your Diet

    Many of us love to snack on chocolate bars, candies, cookies, and other treats from time to time. But let’s face it: this kind of eating isn’t healthy, as all…

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    How to Enjoy Sweets Without Gaining Weight

    Dried fruits, marmalade, marshmallows, fruit pastes, chocolate, honey, and fruit-yogurt cake—these treats won’t automatically derail your figure. Sweets with moderate sugar and light carbohydrates can be harmless or even beneficial…

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    Turn Sugar Beets into Sweet Syrup for Jams, Cookies, and Preserves

    Sugar Beet Life can be bittersweet, literally and figuratively. Right now, thousands of tons of fruit are going to waste because there’s a shortage of sugar, and people are being…

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    How a Needle Measures Sugar in Beets

    Measuring the sugar content of beet roots is surprisingly tedious and time-consuming. You have to pull out a root, cut off a piece, and dip it into a molasses solution…

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    How Camel Thorn Yields Desert ‘Sugar’

    Camel thorn isn’t just a treat for the “ships of the desert.” People living on both sides of the Kum-Darya River enjoy it too. They don’t eat the plant’s stems…

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