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Systematic review registration CRD42023380458 Registered protocol, no results here: Review OngoingEffects of sugar consumption on oral and general health - a umbrella-reviewCondition or outcome area: The main cause of deaths today is due to lifestyle factors such as diet (Unwin and Alberti 2006). The Western diet, which is characterised by high sugar and (refined) carbohydrate content, pro-inflammatory fats (e.g. omega-6 fatty acids) and low fibre content, is a major contributor (Myles 2014; Cordain et al. 2005; Francis and Stevenson 2013; Wölber 2020). A substantially component of the Western Diet is the consumption of processed carbohydrates (also known as free sugars). Sugar is the most i2023-01-21 · Subject: Saccharose; Sucrose; sucrose; 57-50-1; sugar; Table sugar; Cane sugar; White sugar; D-Sucrose; Rohrzucker · open the ingredient record