Nutrition: What a Sugar Tax on Soft Drinks Could Achieve
Germany's Schleswig-Holstein is pushing for a sugar tax on soft drinks to reduce sugar consumption, encouraging manufacturers to lower sugar levels.
Stopping eating sweet foods for six months does not decrease cravings or improve some health indicators, says a new study
A new clinical trial indicates that eliminating sweet foods from the diet for six months does not reduce cravings or lead to weight loss, challenging public health recommendations.
A simple trick that creates a feeling of fullness similar to Ozempic
The article discusses how frozen bread can help regulate blood sugar and promote gut health, offering a surprising new approach to traditional carb consumption.
This food can damage your liver: danger hides in unexpected products
The article discusses the health risks associated with excessive added sugar consumption found in many common food products, which can lead to liver diseases.
What you should eat at each stage of life
The article discusses historical food rationing during WWII in the UK and its implications for health studies in later years, particularly regarding sugar consumption.
Many do not know that daily sugar restriction actually hinders weight loss
The article discusses the debate around sugar consumption and its impact on weight loss, suggesting that moderate indulgence may be more beneficial than total restriction.
Sugar Does Not Make Children Hyperactive. So Why Do We Still Believe It?
The article examines the long-held belief that sugar consumption leads to hyperactivity in children and discusses the lack of scientific support for this claim.
Birds that live on sugar without harm: Genetics reveal the secret
A recent study reveals that certain sugar-dependent birds possess exceptional biological capabilities to consume high amounts of sugar without suffering from health issues typically linked to excessive sugar intake in humans.
National Assembly Budget Office: Sugar Tax Could Drive Consumption to Alternative Sweeteners and High-Calorie Foods
Concerns have emerged that the proposed sugar tax in South Korea may lead consumers to shift towards artificial sweeteners and high-calorie foods instead of reducing sugary drink consumption.
Diabetes surge among Americans could be driven by 'healthy' breakfasts, doctor warns
A doctor warns that the rise in diabetes among Americans may be linked to the consumption of so-called 'healthy' breakfast foods that are high in sugar and refined starches.
What Happens in Your Brain When You Eat Sugar
The article explores the complex biochemical processes in the brain triggered by sugar consumption and why people crave sweet foods.
The Government of Thailand agrees with nine major franchises to halve the sugar in drinks as part of its war against sweetness
The Thai government has reached an agreement with nine major franchises to reduce the sugar content in beverages by half to combat health issues related to high sugar consumption.
Nuts may help reduce cravings for sweets, study suggests
A study indicates that regular consumption of nuts can help control appetite and reduce cravings for sugary foods.
Television: Sugar is unhealthy, really?
Medical expert Eckart von Hirschhausen addresses the dangers of excessive sugar consumption on ARD, reiterating well-known health warnings about its negative effects.
Thailand moves to cut sugar in popular drinks amid health drive
The Thai government is implementing measures to reduce sugar consumption in popular beverages as part of a public health initiative.
Professor in Umeå: Children eat too much sugar
A professor in Umeå discusses the issue of excessive sugar consumption among children, advocating for a healthier diet in schools and daycare centers while acknowledging the lack of laws against sugar consumption.
The Food Agency's diet survey is condemned by experts: 'Big problems'
The Swedish Food Agency claims that young children in Sweden are consuming less sugar, but experts who have reviewed the study raise significant concerns about its validity and methodology.
Foodwatch Analysis: Germans Drink More Than Twice as Much Sugar as Italians
A Foodwatch analysis reveals that Germans consume over twice the amount of sugar through beverages compared to Italians, prompting calls for a sugar tax ahead of the CDU party conference.
Anti-obesity medications 'reduce' sugar prices
Sugar prices have fallen to their lowest level in over five years, influenced by anti-obesity medications prompting consumers to shift towards protein consumption.
The Growing Discussion on 'Sugar Tax'... 'If Consumption Decreases and Revenue is Zero, the Policy is Successful'
Discussions on implementing a sugar tax in South Korea are intensifying, aimed at reducing sugar consumption to improve public health.
Which fruit juices are the healthiest and how much is it recommended to drink?
Nutritionists prefer whole fruit over fruit juices due to the high sugar and low fiber content in juices, but moderate consumption can fit into a balanced diet.
Drinks That Can Ruin Gut Health - See if Your Favorite is on the List
Certain drinks can negatively impact gut health both in the short and long term, often overlooked compared to food consumption.
What effects does sugar have on your body and how to avoid the crash?
The article discusses the health impacts of sugar consumption and offers advice on how to prevent energy crashes that follow its intake.
Forget white bread: Dietitians highlight a better option after the age of 50
As people age, concerns about blood sugar levels and weight gain lead to a reduced consumption of bread, especially white bread, prompting dietitians to suggest better alternatives for those over 50.
More vegetables, less sugar - US government publishes new dietary guidelines
The US government has released new dietary guidelines aimed at encouraging the consumption of more vegetables and less sugar, amidst rising obesity rates among Americans, though critics label the guidelines as outdated.
New dietary guidelines from the Trump administration: No to sugar, yes to protein for better health
The Trump administration introduces new dietary guidelines to encourage Americans to reduce sugar intake and increase protein consumption in order to improve health outcomes and lower healthcare costs.
The U.S. declares war on ultra-processed foods and sugar but advises eating more protein
The U.S. has issued new nutritional guidelines targeting ultra-processed foods and sugar while promoting increased protein intake, with a shift in recommendations regarding fats and alcohol consumption.
The Hidden Dangers of Sugar: How It Affects Every Part of the Body
This article explores the widespread impact of excess sugar consumption on various body parts and its contribution to chronic diseases.
What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Too Much Sugar?
The article discusses the widespread effects of excessive sugar consumption on various parts of the body, highlighting its contribution to chronic diseases like heart disease and type 2 diabetes, despite people eating significantly more sugar than recommended.