That Sugar Movement - Excess added sugar intake can have a multitude of effects on the body. Limit your intake to 6 teaspoons per day. | Facebook
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New Year's Resolution 2018: I Want to Reduce My Sugar Intake | Apex
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Are there good and bad sugars? - BBC Food
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That Sugar Movement Twitterren: "It is helpful to understand the difference between added sugars and those naturally occurring in whole foods. Remember, intake of added and free sugars should be limited to
Eat no more than SEVEN teaspoons of sugar a day,' say Government advisers | Daily Mail Online
World Health Organization Philippines on Twitter: "How much #sugar is in your drink? 🥤 WHO recommends for adults & children to reduce their daily intake of free sugars to less than 10%
Overview: Why take on sugar? Why now? - Healthy Food America
HEALTH: Call to cut sugar intake infographic
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Reduce sugar | Heart and Stroke Foundation
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