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      Scientists see no dietary benefit to replacing corn syrup with sugar

      By McLaren and Torchinsky, 1:17 PM on Thu Jun 25 2009, 9,078 views

      While grocery store brands increasingly swap out corn syrup for sugar-and trumpet the fact-little evidence suggests any health benefit for consumers. Corn syrup has been demonized because it's highly processed and environmentally unfriendly. But sugar ain't much better.

      "Natural sugar versus high-fructose corn syrup" [Chicago Tribune]
      "High-Fructose Corn Syrup: Not So Sweet for the Planet" [Washington Post]
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      Carrie McLaren & Jason Torchinsky are coeditors of Ad Nauseam: A Survivor's Guide to American Consumer Culture. In previous lives, they worked together on the hopelessly obscure and now defunct Stay Free! magazine .

      Read More: Branding trends, Nutrition, Health, corn syrup

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