#6
Added Sugar in Everything
The food industry adds sugar to bread, pasta sauce, salad dressing, and yogurt under 60+ different names, contributing to obesity and diabetes while lobbying against clearer labeling. On average, a typical American consumes 17 teaspoons of added sugar daily, well above what health authorities recommend, and many jarred pasta sauces slip several grams of added sugar into every serving.
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