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Ministry of Health Issues Warning About Excessive Sugar Consumption.

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In a statement released as part of World Sugar Awareness Week, the Ministry of Health emphasized that excessive sugar consumption leads to an increased risk of diabetes and weight gain. The ministry called for people to prefer water over sugary drinks and to develop the habit of reading labels.
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The Ministry of Health stated that excessive sugar consumption can lead to unhealthy eating habits and increase the risk of diseases such as diabetes.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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The Ministry of Health has stated that excessive sugar consumption can reinforce unhealthy eating habits and increase the risk of diabetes and excess weight. The Ministry specifically mentioned sugar-sweetened beverages... Click here for more.

·Türkiye
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The Ministry of Health, issuing critical warnings to the public as part of World Sugar Awareness Week, emphasized that excessive sugar consumption is one of the main triggers of many chronic diseases, primarily diabetes and obesity.

In a statement released as part of World Sugar Awareness Week, the Ministry of Health emphasized that excessive sugar consumption leads to an increased risk of diabetes and weight gain. The ministry called for people to prefer water over sugary drinks and to develop the habit of reading labels.

The Ministry of Health stated that excessive sugar consumption can lead to unhealthy eating habits and increase the risk of diseases such as diabetes.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The Ministry of Health has warned citizens against excessive sugar consumption. It was emphasized that frequent consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages can lead to extra energy intake, increasing the risk of weight gain, and it was recommended that water and unsweetened drinks be preferred in daily diets.

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haberglobal.com broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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