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Why You Should Break Up with Sugar to Improve Menopause

Ever wondered why sugar seems to have a sneaky grip on our well-being? Today, I’m diving deep into the link between sugar intake and menopause. Discover how this seemingly innocent ingredient can heighten hot flashes, mood swings, and weight concerns during this transformative phase. Let’s uncover its impact on hormone imbalances, metabolic shifts, and overall […]

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Tips to Fight Your Sweet Tooth Cravings

By Betty Murray The average American eats about 20 teaspoons of sugar every day, according to a report from the National Health and nutrition Examination Survey database. On average, men consume 335 calories per day in sugar, while women consume 230 calories of sugar each day. The primary sources of added sugar (sugar that is not

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Artificial Sweeteners: Which Is Best?

By Betty Murray Sugar is found naturally in some foods, such as fruits, but most often, it is added to our foods. Take a peek at the ingredients list on any store-bought food, and you’ll likely find added sugar. In fact, Americans consume about 165 pounds of added sugar each year. Artificial sweeteners serve as zero-calorie

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FODMAP Sweet Potato-Raisin-Chunky Chip Sugar Cookies

Weekly Recipe created by Jenny Bair, author of “What the FODMAP?” Semi-homemade from this mix: Visit here for The Mix – https://www.immaculatebaking.com/product/gluten-free-sugar-cookie-mix/ The Mix plus these ingredients from box: change as listed below Use a stick plus a 1 T. of your butter 2 T. of water instead of one 1.5 t. of Gluten Free

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The link between sugary drinks and genetic obesity

By Betty Murray Sugary drinks may increase the effect of genes that predispose people to obesity, according to a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Sugary drinks, including sports drinks and soda are directly related to increased weight gain. They are the largest single food source of calories in the country. According

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