Robert Lustig: babies have sweet receptors on their tongues .. #obesity #shorts #doctors
Short YouTube clip (Dr. Ron Najafi upload) featuring Robert Lustig arguing that infants have sweet receptors and prefer sweet tastes; commercial infant foods and some formulas contain significant added sugars (example: Isomil cited as 10.3% sucrose, similar to Coca‑Cola at 10.5%), and this may contribute to obesity in very young children.
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10.3% sucrose.
10.5% sucrose.
September 21, 2024.
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