Sugar's Hidden Impact
The pervasive presence of added sugar in our diets is alarming, with average consumption skyrocketing from 17.5 pounds per person in 1915 to 150 pounds by 2011. High fructose corn syrup, a cheap sweetener heavily subsidized by the government, contributes significantly to this rise, often hiding in products marketed as healthy. The metabolic effects of sugar, particularly fructose, can lead to increased appetite and obesity, making it crucial to understand what we’re consuming.In this clip
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