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Article – The New York Post – This is why you’re fat — study finds possible major root cause of obesity

blogteam November 2, 2023Uncategorized

All-too-common fructose — found in table sugar and high fructose corn syrup, used widely in everyday foods like ketchup — has long been considered a major reason why Americans pack on the pounds. Now, scientists say they’re closer to figuring …

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