But a growing body of research supports limiting children’s sugar intake for the first 1,000 days of life — starting at ...

A rationing experiment When World War II started, the UK was importing a great deal of its food. Around 70% of its cheese and sugar, some 80% of fruit, and most of its cereals and meat were ...

Official rationing began on 8 January 1940 with bacon, butter and sugar. Rations were distributed by weight, monetary value or points. One person's typical weekly allowance would be: one fresh egg ...

[iStockphoto] Consumption of other rationed foods, such as cheese, milk, and fresh fruits remained relatively constant once rationing ended. The researchers found that people who experienced sugar ...

Rationing meant that access to unhealthier foods like processed meat, fats and sugar, was restricted. During Easter for example, some shops sold carrots on a stick instead of selling chocolate eggs.

She says health data collected during and after World War II-era sugar rationing in Britain offers unique insights. It allowed her team to compare long-term health trends among those who had ...