Article: Losing Weight The Sugar Busters Way; It's Not the Fat, It's the Sugar

You know those cute little baby carrots we reach for as a snack or healthy hors d'oeuvre? The ones we choose over cheese or nuts, or, heaven forbid, pate.

If you're one of the million people who in the last six months have bought "Sugar Busters! Cut Sugar to Trim Fat," the latest diet book to sweep the nation, you've already read that they're virtual poison. And you also know the authors say that--along with potatoes, corn and beets--carrots are almost as bad as candy.

Carrots? It turns out they're full of sugar. And sugar is "toxic"--the real reason, say the authors, that Americans are more overweight than ever. And whether the sugar comes from a chocolate bar or baby carrots, ...

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