Traits - Sugar preference tendency

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Sugar preference tendency

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Sugar preference here refers to inherited differences in how appealing sweet flavors are and how easily someone is drawn to sugary foods.

Variants in sweet-taste receptor genes (TAS1R2/TAS1R3) and reward-circuit genes have been linked to differences in sweet liking.

This result reflects research-level variation in taste preference and is not a measurement of how much sugar someone eats or should eat.

Childhood food exposure, cultural cuisine, hunger state, sleep, stress, and current dietary pattern all strongly shape day-to-day sweet intake.

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