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Are Fortified Children’s Breakfast Cereals Just Candy? 

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Last updated: 2024/03/07 at 2:13 PM
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The breakfast cereal industry has been criticized for producing products that are too high in sugar. In fact, some fortified cereals contain more sugar than candy or even cake. Companies like General Mills argue that their cereals only contribute a small amount of sugar to children’s diets compared to other sources like soda. However, studies have shown that children often consume more cereal than the recommended serving size, leading to excessive sugar intake. The industry defends its use of sugar by claiming it makes the cereals more palatable, but this only highlights the reliance on ultra-processed foods. Healthier breakfast options like oatmeal are worth considering as alternatives to sugary cereals.

For more information on the effects of sugar on the body and politically charged videos, check out related posts and videos on breakfast cereals. It’s important to be mindful of the sugar content in children’s diets and choose nutritious options for a healthier lifestyle.

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