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Brain Teaser

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How many teaspoons of added sugar do U.S. adults typically consume daily?

The CDC reports that most adults eat 15 to 19 teaspoons of added sugar per day, way over the recommended limit of around 12 teaspoons. That’s bad news for brain health, as a high sugar intake has been linked to cognitive decline. Click here for the full story on sugar and the brain.

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