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    known as table sugar or sucrose. Sucrose consists of glucose and fructose, which are forms of sugars that are the most basic types of carbohydrates. The breakdown of sugars occur through chemical processes and ultimately, results in production of carbon dioxide. The use of enzymes is required to create this process. An enzyme speeds up the process of breaking down sucrose into glucose. Sucrose and glucose are considered to be carbohydrates and more specifically known as simple sugars. Glucose is

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    attracted to stevia or sugar? Sugar is a sweet-tasting, crystalline compound. This natural substance is most commonly obtained from sugar cane and sugar beet plants. Stevia, C44H70O23, is an even sweeter, non-caloric sweetener, which naturally grows in the form of a leaf. It was discovered more than two-hundred years ago, in South America. The hypothesis of an experiment declares that if one placed two dishes (one with an ounce of stevia, and one with an ounce of sugar) outside, then ants would

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    unhealthy ingredients in it. Lastly, chocolate milk can lead to diseases. Drinking chocolate milk is unhealthy. Chocolate milk has about 30 grams of sugar in one cup of chocolate milk. Regular milk has 12 grams of sugar. Even coke has less sugar than chocolate milk. Coke has 25 grams of sugar. So, a cup of chocolate milk has 20 percent more sugar than Coke. Even experts like Rid Esseltine say that chocolate milk is unhealthy for you. The second reason chocolate milk should be banned from our cafeteria

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    The Australian Guide to Healthy Eating (AGHE) is a guide which assists everyday Australians with the right proportion of foods which they select and consume. The AGHE was established by the Australian Government to provide everyday Australians with a guide to developing a regular and healthy diet. The Australian Government has formulated, designed and structured this guide in a simple and effective way in the form of a pie chart to impart the important information in an appealing way. The guide

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    Parents believe giving children sugar makes them hyperactive, but is this statement valid? To test the validity of the statement, we can conduct a correlational study and an experimental study to test the claim. The two will differ in how controlling we can be with the variables and what types of conclusions we can make. A correlational study is a type of study that looks at natural relationships between variables. It helps us explain and predict relationships between variables without altering

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    Ethanol And Corn Straws

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    hours, and consequently with cellulase hydrolysis at pH 4.8, 42oC. Therefore, the concentration of 2 - 4 %(v/v) of HCl and H2SO4 were applied. Moreover, the 4 %(v/v) of HCl solution released the highest amounts of total sugar, glucose, and xylose. The corn straw produced the total sugar at 61.43 g/L while rice straw generated 27.36 g/L. The HCl pretreatment released a higher amount of xylose than glucose, In the corn straws, the HCl pretreatment produced the 14.59 g/L of xylose and 7.46 g/L of glucose

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    months ago I watched an interesting documentary on sugar and the world’s health crisis called that sugar film. It is about an Australian man who consumed a diet of no processed sugars as his usual diet and then ate a diet that contained the average person’s amount of sugar for two months to watch the transformation of his body; however the crazy part was that he ate all foods that one may normally consider healthy but still contain the hidden sugars like low fat yogurts, juices, and granola bars. By

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    New Nutrition Label

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    FDA Approves New Nutrition Label to Highlight Sugar There have many attempts by nutritionists to prove exactly how much sugar we are consuming on a daily basis. Jamie Oliver, a famous chef, is a huge advocate for informing families, and often speaks out about the issues we overlook in our diets. (https://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver) We are being increasingly aware of what we put into our bodies, and as this movement is happening, companies are realizing that they need to be more honest in their

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    Cocoa Puffs

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    “Corn Syrup” (“Trix™ Bulkpak Cereal”) (one tablespoon has 16G of sugar), trisodium phosphate (also used in stain removers and general cleaners), processed sugars, and more. Some of Cocoa Puffs’ ingredients are cocoa processed with alkali, corn syrup, processed sugars, fructose (a type of sugar), Refiners Syrup ( processed inverted sugar syrup), and more. The ingredients in Cinnamon Toast Crunch are, maltodextrin, processed sugars, fructose, dextrose, trisodium phosphate, soy lecithin, and even

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    My topic is about sugar, do you ever think sugar can be bad for your body and what it can cause. Well today I will be explaining if sugar can harm your body and why we get so much sugar in us. What beverages we can avoid by getting high blood pressure and why we drink sugary beverages if we know it contains a lot of sugar. In 2014, researchers were able to show that absorbing to much such sugar can increase a risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. In fact people are getting 17 to

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