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Thank you for this. Tongue-in-cheek answer to the headline is "Obviously yes, in fact you might be startled to learn that many popular food ingredients raise t
by chias 8y ago
Thank you for this.
Tongue-in-cheek answer to the headline is "Obviously yes, in fact you might be startled to learn that many popular food ingredients raise the risk for diabetes and obesity. Sugar is one example." :P
- chias 7y agoFWIW at time of this comment, the title was: Could a popular food ingredient raise the risk for diabetes and obesity?