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Discover Ludwig"sugar intake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the amount of sugar someone consumes, either in general or over a specific period of time. For example, "After seeing a nutritionist, Mary decided to reduce her sugar intake to help improve her health."
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The residents' sugar intake is also restricted.
I personally am very mindful of my sugar intake.
Sweetened drinks account for 30% of their sugar intake.
They account for 29% of 11 to 18-year-olds' daily sugar intake.
Fitness, like our drinking and sugar intake, can simply be done in moderation as well.
Parents keen on restricting children's sugar intake will be confirmed in their resolution.
That can be more than double a child's recommended [daily] added sugar intake".
He also changed Brodeur's nutritional habits to reduce his sugar intake.
The newly released 2015 WHO guidelines at least do include the 10% restriction on sugar intake.
It has rejected, for example, an earlier recommendation to limit sugar intake to 10percentt of a regular diet.
By way of a pithy opener: What sane person wouldn't agree that we need to cut our sugar intake?
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