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The Independent·3 min read·medium

New study reveals hidden risk of going sugar-free

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Guy Guppy
New study reveals hidden risk of going sugar-free
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A recent study on rodents suggests that eliminating all sugar from a diet may negatively impact metabolic health. Experts caution that the small sample size and biological differences between mice and humans mean these findings should not yet change human dietary habits.

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It challenges the popular 'clean eating' trend and highlights the importance of scientific nuance when interpreting health studies.

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This surprising conclusion falls squarely within the cultural obsession with ‘clean eating’

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The article presents a scientific finding while simultaneously providing necessary context and limitations to avoid alarmism.

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