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Eating with someone you love can lower blood sugar levels, study shows

The Independent Health · 23 September 2026 at 19:00

Eating with someone you love can lower blood sugar levels, study shows

Researchers say being near a partner lowers the physical energy your body spends on regulating itself

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Eating with someone you love can lower blood sugar levels, study shows

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