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Three Ways Sugar is Sneaking Into Your Diet
How much sugar would you guess you eat in a day? “Reduce sugar intake” has long been a common piece of advice in the nutrition and fitness world. While this has caused some food companies to actually reduce sugar in their products, it’s caused many others to simply hide sugar under a different name while still marketing their products as “healthy.” Learning to read food labels is your biggest defense against this tactic, and we’re here to help!
August 27, 2019
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LivBar Team