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Best and Worst Sweeteners for Weight Loss

Diet and Nutrition
Daily Newsletter  |  January 25, 2015
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Best and Worst Sweeteners for Weight Loss
Whether it's cane sugar, maple syrup, honey, or sugar alcohols, there's a lot to be said about sweeteners. Here's a primer on the most popular sweeteners and some health implications to consider when satisfying your sweet tooth.
Find out what sweeteners to enjoy and avoid.  »
Best and Worst Sweeteners for Weight Loss
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9 Eating Habits That Pack on the Pounds
No matter how serious you are about watching your weight, practicing portion control, and maintaining good eating habits, it's easy to find yourself in certain situations that can really test your willpower.
Watch out for these weight-gain dangers.  »
9 Eating Habits That Pack on the Pounds
Today's Recipe
Chocolate Chip Cookies
This recipe puts a healthier spin on this classic all-American dessert. Here, we cut back on sugar and incorporate whole grains in the form of rolled oats and whole wheat flour.
Get the recipe!  »
Chocolate Chip Cookies
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How Eliminating Processed Foods Revolutionized My Family's Health
As a vegetarian who ate low-fat foods and exercised regularly, Melissa King thought she was eating healthy, but her addiction to processed sugar was a roadblock to her weight loss.
Find out how King redefined what it means to be healthy.  »
How Eliminating Processed Foods Revolutionized My Family's Health
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