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The New Tobacco? WHO considering new intake guidelines for sugar

March 3, 2014 By Steven Kirchhof

The World Health Organization is considering new sugar consumption guidelines and asking for the publics input. WHO will open up the public consultation process on its website and announce more details in a conference call with journalists on Wednesday. The organization currently says that sugar should account for less than 10 per cent of an individuals daily calorie intake. A regular-size chocolate bar or a can of Coke would be within that limit if you consume about 2,000 calories per day.

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About Steven Kirchhof

Steven is an ecommerce entrepreneur, consultant, and blogger. In addition to running two businesses, he writes for several blogs on topics such as health, fitness, and outdoor recreation. Find Steven on Google+

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