why is added sugar so bad for us but regular sugar isn’t?

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For example, most fruits have around 10-20g of sugar per cup of fruit. How is this sugar any different than if I were to eat a granola bar with 10g of added sugar? Or have a drink with added sugar? The USDA says to limit added sugar consumption, but says nothing about limiting regular sugar consumption. Is added sugar chemically any different from sugar found in natural foods?

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Because it directly increases insulin production and resistance, the amount of fruit you need to consume and process to equal a bottle of coke would have you with a sore jaw.

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