Pediatric evidence links sleep disruption in infants to caffeine, not sugar.
Claim:
Consuming sugary drinks before midnight makes babies hyperactive and less likely to fall asleep at their usual bedtime.
TOTAL BS
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Claim:
Consuming sugary drinks before midnight makes babies hyperactive and less likely to fall asleep at their usual bedtime.
TOTAL BS
Claim:
Sugary drinks are more harmful to dental health than solid sugary foods.
MOSTLY BS