The American Heart Association recommends that women limit their intake of added sugars to no more than 6 teaspoons (about 25 grams) per day, while men should aim for a maximum of 9 teaspoons (approximately 38 grams) per day. However, the World Health Organization suggests that reducing added sugars to less than 10% of total daily caloric intake can provide additional health benefits. It's important to focus on overall dietary patterns and limit added sugars for better health outcomes.
Grams and kilometers are different types of measurement and cannot be converted. Grams measure weight of an object. Kilometers are a unit of length or distance.
how am i suposed to know smarty pants
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54 how am i suposed to know
10.5
52 because if u add the jokers it would be 54
There have been two so far.There is suposed to be a third one in 2012
Look it up on a proper website instead of looking on this crappy website you lazy person
It would depend upon the diet any particular person eats in a year.
It will never happen as many grams of sugar as the person tells it to have and it will contain only two teaspoons and we will report that wrong answer to the community
If you are insulin resistant you should not have any added sugar. If you need something sweet use a sugar substitute caller stevia.