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Some think sugar should be regulated like tobacco and alcohol, but could ... - The City Wire

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Some think sugar should be regulated like tobacco and alcohol, but could ... The City Wire According to CBS news HealthPop, Dr. Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition, food studies, and public health at New York University, agrees that it's time for policy changes, since many Americans take in roughly 25 percent of their daily calorie intake ... Sugar intake should be regulated to control its toxic effects, researchers saynwitimes.com A taste of troubleTimes of Malta FoodPolitik: The public health community's toxic waste (of time)Daily Caller Yahoo! Contributors Network -French Tribune -KSDK all 46 news articles »

Sugar intake should be regulated to control its toxic effects, researchers say - Medill Reports: Chicago

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Sugar intake should be regulated to control its toxic effects, researchers say Medill Reports: Chicago Sugar consumption has tripled worldwide in the past 50 years and is now found in a wide variety of processed foods, making it less avoidable than ever before. “I was making chicken soup the other day and I read the ingredients and it had sugar in it,” ... UCSF scientists declare war on sugar in foodSan Francisco Chronicle Should sugar be taxed like tobacco and alcohol?New York Daily News UCSF scientists want government to regulate sugary foodsIndependent Voter Network Fox News all 498 news articles »

Can sugar really be toxic? Sadly, yes - Telegraph.co.uk

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Can sugar really be toxic? Sadly, yes Telegraph.co.uk Its link with the onset of diabetes is such that punitive regulations, such as a tax on all foods and drinks that contain ''added'' sugar, are now warranted, the researchers say. They also recommend banning sales in or near schools, as well as placing ... Sugar the posing toxic problem?allvoices all 2 news articles »

Get Fit!: 28-day challenge teaches participants how to make better food choices - Visalia Times-Delta

Get Fit!: 28-day challenge teaches participants how to make better food choices Visalia Times-Delta "We want to limit our intake of process foods and eat more fresh and healthier, wholesome foods that are going to give us more vitamins and nutrients, because most people diets are going to be deficient in that area." While eating fresh fruit is ... and more »

Dietary salt intake linked to gastric cancer risk - FoodNavigator.com

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Dietary salt intake linked to gastric cancer risk FoodNavigator.com In countries like the UK, Ireland, the USA, and other industrialized countries, over 80% of salt intake comes from processed food, and people therefore do not realize they are consuming it. Previous research has suggested that increased consumption of ...