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Chapter 4, Problem 17SC
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Of whether the statement ‘in the United States, diets high in refined carbohydrate intakes, particularly added sugars from soft drinks, are often associated with increased body fatness’ is true or false.
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The sugary foods are those fruits, which contain a high amount of the naturally occurring or artificial sugars. The high intake of the sugar can cause the increase in the hunger and the craving for more sugars.
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