Gene shows sugar is not always a villain
People with two copies of the FGF21 gene can be quite slim.
A variant gene may give carriers a sweet tooth but protect them from some of the effects of carbs. John Lamb / Getty ...
A variant gene may give carriers a sweet tooth but protect them from some of the effects of carbs. John Lamb / Getty ...
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