Generally, the deciding factor is who paid for the study. Researchers looked at seventeen different reviews of sugar-sweetened drinks and weight gain.21 A full 83.3 percent of studies sponsored by food companies did not show a relationship between sugar-sweetened drinks and weight gain. But independently funded studies showed the exact opposite—83.3 percent showed a strong relationship between sugar-sweetened drinks and weight gain.
How we were duped for so long? Oh wait... everything we read was corrupted and wrong.
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