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It’s shocking what you find in some of the children’s books from other generations – even from our own when we were little. Some tell your child it’s not okay to cry, others tell them that girls can’t do this because it’s a “boys” thing, some tell little ones that all it’s okay to go with a stranger as long as it’s an adult, and that’s only to name a few. The potential danger is immense, not only to their physical health but to their emotional health as well.
Re “Sugar Season. It’s Everywhere, and Addictive,” by James J. DiNicolantonio and Sean C. Lucan (Op-Ed, Dec. 22): One-size-fits-all rarely stands the test of time in the field of nutrition. “Sugar Season” highlights the health dangers resulting from the ubiquitous occurrence of “added sugar” in our food supply. Unquestionably, there is no benefit from high intakes of added sugar, and for most people there are adverse effects.
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