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High sugar consumption is linked to obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.
Higher consumption is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, obesity and diabetes.
"Western diet" (WD) consumption is linked to impaired cognition as well.
Roller and co say the results have implications for health, since alcohol consumption is linked to a wide range of medical conditions.
However, in persons in the transitional stage to Alzheimer disease, who have symptoms of MCI, alcohol consumption is linked to accelerated progression toward dementia.
This article was amended on 26 January 2019 to clarify that excess sugar consumption is linked to type 2 diabetes, not other forms of the condition.
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Butter consumption was linked to a slightly lower incidence of Type 2 diabetes.
Another study revealed that longer-term and higher diet soda consumption are linked to lower activity in the brain's "caudate head," a region that mediates the reward pathway and is necessary for generating a feeling of satisfaction.
In the study of nearly 200,000 US people, white rice consumption was linked to type 2 diabetes.
Forty years ago, a book written by British physiologist John Yudkin claimed that high sugar consumption was linked to heart disease.
Moderate alcohol consumption was linked to reduction in non-fatal heart attack risk, but the authors say this apparent benefit didn't offset the risks that drinking poses.
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