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The Bitter Sugar And Its Effects On Our Health Summary

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Sugar Sugar intake should be taken more serious than it has been. There are too many health issues at risk because of this. Richard persuades the audience in his article “The Bitter Truth about Sugar and Its Effects on Our Health”, to the quality of life or the well being. Sarah Richard states that obesity and diabetes increases the risk of cancer. “Its now regarded as an independent risk factor for cardiovascular diseases as erkk as other chronic diseases, including liver cirrhosis and dementia”(Richards). People are putting themselves at a higher risk of dying because of the choice of just one little ingredient. Sugar has a huge impact on our healths. There are families who are basically helping each other die. Mothers are feeding their

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