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Death By Sugar

Death By Sugar

The average American woman consumes 48 pounds of added sugar every year.

Eating too much sugar significantly raises your risk of life-shortening obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

A study found that people who exceeded the recommended daily limit of 10% of total caloric intake increased their risk of death due to heart disease by 30%.

With some smart sugar strategies, you can significantly reduce your sugar cravings and take back your health.

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Sugar is a drug. Don't Eat Sugar!

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