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Is Sugar Really All That Bad For You?


Sugar... Oh so tasty, but as we all also know, oh so bad for our health.

In today's episode we break down why sugar can be so damaging to our body, but also some tips for minimizing that damage.

After all, what quality of life do we have if we can't occasionally enjoy the tastier things in life?!!


Check out this episode!

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  1. ZachMay 4, 2021 at 10:22 AM

    Love the topic and the explanation was far more then I could have ever expected from a google search.
    Thanks for the knowledge.

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