Robert Lustig, MD, MSL, explains how the US health ... and you can't measure that on the scale. So, what does? Sugar and alcohol. But kids don't drink alcohol, so guess what, it's sugar.

FoodNavigator-USA caught up with pediatric neuroendocrinologist and sugar’s arch-nemesis Dr. Robert Lustig to get his take. While the WHO does not say non-nutritive sweeteners are unsafe ...

Whether you are thin or fat, you can benefit by reducing the sugar in your diet. “It’s not about being obese, it has to do with metabolic health,” says Dr. Robert Lustig, professor of ...

That reduces sugar spikes and weight gain. Dr. Lustig-whose YouTube lecture "Sugar: The Bitter Truth" has been viewed 25 million times-says the goal is "improving health without limiting your ...

Sugar is also implicated in cancer and dementia,” Dr. Lustig says. Scientific research backs this up: In one study, people who consumed soda at least five times a week were at a significantly ...

Dr Robert H. Lustig appeared on Dr Rangan Chatterjee's Feel Better Live More podcast where he shared the very real dangers of sugar. He said that while it might taste good, sugar has a powerfully ...

A doctor has outlined three key strategies for individuals at risk of diabetes to prevent the condition - and even reverse it. Speaking on Steven Bartlett's podcast, 'Diary of a CEO', Dr Robert ...

UCSF Dr. Robert Lustig, who taught medical students at the University of California, San Francisco has made it a mission in his life to expose the sugar industry. He highlights the impact of ...

Dr. Lustig, an alum of both MIT and Cornell, says modern diet problems boil down to two things: “too much sugar; too little fiber.” In fact, 97 percent of adults are deficient in fiber.