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Sucrose Decisions
Note: in the “Going sugar-free” series, when saying “sugar”, I am referring to “table sugar” also known as “sucrose”, extracted from sugarcane or beet sugar.

Cutting sugar off our every day diet is still a challenge and we have no medical condition that forces us to do so. Then how come we came to make this decision? Let me start by saying that it was a sudden decision and all started with a
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