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fromIndependent
2 days ago

Stay Well: Can soft drinks increase my risk of depression?

High consumption of sugar-laden fizzy drinks is associated with increased risk of severe depression, possibly via harm to the gut microbiome.
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fromTasting Table
1 day ago

8 No Sugar Added Cereals Ranked Worst To Best - Tasting Table

Many ready-to-eat cereals deliver significant sugar per serving; no-sugar-added alternatives can provide satisfying taste, varied textures, and higher protein options.
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

How 'Free' Is Your Fat-Free, Sugar-Free, Or Salt-Free Food, Really? - Tasting Table

Fat-free, sugar-free, and salt-free labels can legally include up to 0.5 grams per serving, so "free" does not mean absolute absence.
fromTasting Table
1 month ago

The Difference Between Cane And Beet Sugar, Explained - Tasting Table

While many people don't notice a difference in taste between the two types of sugar, those with a refined palate can detect subtle differences. Some people find that beet sugar has a neutral taste that isn't very sweet, and some detect an earthy, burnt sugar flavor. Others think that cane sugar has a sweeter, richer flavor with under-notes of caramel or molasses.
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fromNatural Health News
3 months ago

Common sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose may trigger early puberty

The research found that teenagers consuming sucralose, glycyrrhizin, and added sugars had a significantly increased risk of early puberty, particularly in genetically predisposed individuals.
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fromTasting Table
5 months ago

Keep Cotton Candy Soft And Fresh With One Small Addition - Tasting Table

Desiccants can keep cotton candy fresh by absorbing moisture and preventing it from becoming sticky and clumpy.
fromMail Online
5 months ago

Doctor's warning over common sweetener in food linked to BRAIN DAMAGE

Sugar may be satisfying, but it provides empty calories. Its overconsumption is linked to multiple health issues, prompting health authorities to recommend reductions.
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