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Simple Tricks for Cutting Back on Sugar to Support Your Mental Health

2 October 2024 by Guest

Excess sugar consumption is a global problem. While the recommended daily average for added sugars – table sugar, honey or syrup – should be 30 grams, South Africans are consuming up to 100 grams (or 24 teaspoons) a day. Beyond the threat to physical health, sugar has a lasting impact on mental health as well. …

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