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Sugar and Gut Health - News

Low-calorie sugar substitute consumption during adolescence appears to impair memory later in life
Rebound weight gain in children with obesity linked to disconnect between brain and gut
How the microbiome affects human health
The bitter truth of added sugar: What excessive fructose consumption can do to your body
This Is Your Gut on Sugar
Increasing your risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) through processed food
Study shows potential dangers of sweeteners
Western diet may increase risk of gut inflammation, infection
High fructose diets could cause immune system damage
Study: Fructose syrup disrupts gut microbiome but fruit can undo negative effects
Study reveals dietary fructose heightens inflammatory bowel disease
Common foods can help 'landscape' the jungle of our gut microbiome
Sugar binges increase risk of inflammatory bowel disease
Millions of Europeans at risk of chronic digestive diseases, new report reveals
Sugar targets gut microbe linked to lean and healthy people
28 August 2018 - MedicalXpress - Study finds sucralose produces previously unidentified metabolites
15 March 2018 - MedicalXpress - Artificial sweetener Splenda could intensify symptoms in those with Crohn's disease
Mouse study reveals what happens in the gut after too much fructose
22 May 2017 - BBC.com - How food can improve your mental health

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