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The sugars in coffee and tea are not as innocent as they appear. Research alerts to the effects on wheat and blood sugar
Studies in humans have shown that some sugars can change the intestinal microbiote and affect glucose metabolism.
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Slovenske NoviceThe sugars in coffee and tea are not as innocent as they appear. Research alerts to the effects on wheat and blood sugarSlovenske NoviceThe sugars in coffee and tea are not as innocent as they appear. Research alerts to the effects on wheat and blood sugar9 recorded states
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