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published in 1995 didn’t find a relationship between eating sugar and changes in the cognitive behaviour of children. Instead, the authors wrote, it seemed to be that parents were expecting their children to be hyper after eating sugar, which influenced their interpretation of their kids’ actions when they thought they had candy.
Long-term, frequently eating too much sugar may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke, since a high sugar intake is linked to an increase in triglycerides and total cholesterol,Blood pressure also increased with a higher sugar intake, but the most pronounced differences occurred after eight weeks straight of indulgence.that it’s not a great idea to attempt to diet or otherwise “punish” yourself.
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