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Im 16wks pregnant and afraid to have diabetes but i sometimes crave sweets.is it ok to eat sugarless dsserts(synthetic sugars)?
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Natural is best: Natural sugars are best, so small amounts should be ok, stay active, exercise regularly. This will hopefully counteract any potential downside to eating sweets
Answered 7/3/2015
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