Name: Sugar: Uses and Benefits And Implications Of Over Uses
Uploaded: 2023-12-19T13:41:41.961Z
Duration: 10 min 49 s
Description: Sugar has a bad reputation and not without good reason. However, there are uses and benefits to it uses as well. In this video we will discuss these uses as well as the over uses. We will discuss added sugars, some differences and implications. Finally we will discuss what we can do after the holidays to offset such high levels of added sugar consumption.

Sugar has a bad reputation and not without good reason. However, there are uses and benefits to it uses as well. In this video we will discuss these uses as well as the over uses. We will discuss added sugars, some differences and implications. Finally we will discuss what we can do after the holidays to offset such high levels of added sugar consumption.

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Sugar: Uses and Benefits And Implications Of Over Uses

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