Study sweetens stance on sugary treats, not drinks
Eating sweet treats such as pastries is not nearly as dangerous for your health as drinking sugary drinks and may even be good for you in moderation, a new study has found.
Eating sweet treats such as pastries is not nearly as dangerous for your health as drinking sugary drinks and may even be good for you in moderation, a new study has found.
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