Feb 10 – Sugar now considered the enemy

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Posted February 11, 2014 6:33 am.

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Food and nutrition expert Rose Reisman says sugar is now considered the enemy, not fat. The average Canadian ingests about 22 teaspoons of sugar daily, double what is considered acceptable.

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