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Better Juice, an Israeli start-up, has used sugar reduction technology to lower the levels of sugar in its fruit juices, including, in a recent trial, several berry-based juices. Their technology is able to reduce three sugars found in fruit juices – fructose, glucose and sucrose – and turn them into non-digestible fibres.

Photosynthesis is a valuable natural system for sequestering carbon dioxide. However, simply forming biomass does not fully exploit this system. A Chinese team of researchers, whose study is publi ...

Rainbows and sugar may conjure up images of a certain leprechaun-branded breakfast cereal. But now, researchers in ACS Nano report a kaleidoscope-like film for telling different sweeteners apart t ...

Two studies – one from 2020 and another from earlier this year – revealed the connection between sugar consumption and cancer development. NaturalHealth365 reported that consuming too much sugar [...]

The National Association of Black Journalists announced Wednesday “ Black Snow: Big Sugar’s Burning Problem ” by ProPublica and The Palm Beach Post has been honored with a 2022 Salute to Excellence Award.

WE might have heard advice that sugary drinks boost a person's appetite, making a person eat more. Is this a myth, or is it actually true?

Sucrose so that people who are adopting understand what exactly the expectations are and having an animal. >> tucker: with that prevent, do you think the tide of cruelty that youre seeing in these pointless experiments on animals. people are being paid to torture animals to death and theres no evidence that human lives are saved because of it. >> that would be a completely different bill and we did work on a bill that had to do with cosmetics and personal hygiene products sold in california that...

Seagrass ecosystems hold colossal reserves of sugar we never knew existed before, with 32 billion cans of Coca-Cola's worth of it hiding in the seabed.

Hidden below the waves, the ocean contains vast reserves of sugar that we never were aware of, according to new research.

The link between increased sugar intake and the risk of mental disorder in susceptible mice has been elucidated with new research.