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Is a myth that eating watermelon and milk is bad?
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Myths: We do not use the words bad or good in health care. The food you mention are eaten daily by millions of people. These foods are both HIGH sugar foods and so people with diabetes or obesity, which are both 'sugar' problems should probably limit or avoid these foods, But, in general they are not unhealthy.
Answered 8/5/2020
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