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If someone is eating quite healthy most of the time, it won't matter much.
But many people don't consider the nutrition factor.
They see diet on the label and think it is healthier when it probably is not.

If health issues are a concern, best to limit as many negative foods as much as possible.


What is the misinformation you mention?
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