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Default Sugar causes premature ageing

From the UK Telegraph.
A sugary diet is bad for your complexion and brain. Charmaine Yabsley reports
In Britain, we consume 1.25lb of sugar each week - an increase of 31 per cent in the past two decades - which may contribute to our growing obesity. Recent research shows that our increased intake of sugar is also affecting our skin, making us look older.
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