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Why Reducing Sugar May Be Better Than Cutting It Out Entirely

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Cailey Griffin
Why Reducing Sugar May Be Better Than Cutting It Out Entirely
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New research suggests that completely eliminating sugar from one's diet may negatively impact gut health and metabolic function. The study indicates that moderate consumption might be healthier than total restriction.

If you’re embarking on a health or weight-loss journey, you may assume that means eliminating certain foods completely. At the top of your list is likely what everyone seems to cut first: sugar. But is reducing your sugar intake always the best option for your body? Here's the surprising truth: Eliminating all sugar could actually backfire. New research reveals why a little sweetness might be exactly what your body needs and how to enjoy it the right way.

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