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Question:

From New Delhi, India:

Does eating sugar increase the risk of diabetes?

Answer:

Eating sugar does not increase your risk of diabetes. Extra calories which result in extra weight, combined with a family history of diabetes, will increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

LSF

DTQ-20021105042435
Original posting 17 Nov 2002
Posted to Research: Causes and Prevention

  
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