"Pregnant women who eat sugary or highly processed food such as white bread and cornflakes face
double the risk of having malformed babies, according to research."
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Bad diet linked to birth defects
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"tcomeau" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Pregnant women who eat sugary or highly processed food such as white bread and cornflakes face
double the risk of having malformed babies, according to research."theage.com.au1069522479666.htmlOpen ↗
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Well you know the standard line, 'Refined food can be part of a balanced diet'. But then we all know
the old quip about diets balanced by a cola drink in one hand and a Twinkee in the other.Likely less folic acid, b-6, b-12, choline, and inositol due to the empty calories. Nor should we
assume that other nutrient deficiencies don't play a role.Not a sugar daddy.....................................
........................................William A. Noyes -
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Sugar Consumption on Rise Worldwide: Study
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"Sugar use too high globally, experts report"
"Soft drinks, juice targets in study that found changes in diet over 40 years"
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yet more on sugar:
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