| The CBS News "Sunday Morning" segment about sugar is reported by journalist Susan Spencer and produced by the thorough Jason Sacca.
CBS News "Sunday Morning" To Air Segment on Sugar This Sunday, June 17 Connie Bennett, author of Sugar Shock!, is one of several experts appearing this Sunday, June 17, 2007, on the national show, CBS News Sunday Morning, in an approximately 8-minute segment about sugar. It is the lead story, barring any breaking news. "This is heartening that a major national TV show such as CBS News Sunday Morning is delving into this extremely important subject and telling people the truth about sugar," says Bennett, a former sugar addict, journalist and certified holistic health counselor.
"Americans need to learn that they're probably getting at least one-quarter to one-third of their calories from refined sugar and processed carbs," adds Bennett, whose book Sugar Shock! has been endorsed by a number of health experts, including frequent Oprah guest Dr. Mehmet Oz. "And people should know that consuming so many nutrient-deprived foods and drinks could lead to a host of health-damaging problems, including depression, failing memory, fatigue, headaches, heart disease, cancer, hypoglycemia, type 2 diabetes and premature aging."
Bestselling author Nicholas Perricone, M.D. wrote the foreword for Sugar Shock!, and cardiologist Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. is the book's contributing author.
The CBS News Sunday Morning segment about sugar is reported by Emmy Award-winning journalist Susan Spencer and produced by the thorough Jason Sacca.
CBS News Sunday Morning begins at 9 am EST in the New York area and at other times in additional markets throughout the U.S. (See below for a URL to visit to learn where CBS News Sunday Morning can be watched in other parts of the country.)
Other experts interviewed for the segment about sugar on CBS News Sunday Morning include:
- Children's obesity expert David Ludwig, M.D., Ph.D., author of Ending the Food Fight
- Sugar historian Sidney W. Mintz, author of Sweetness and Power: The Place of Sugar in Modern History
- Melanie Miller, vice president of public relations for the Sugar Association
Use this URL to find out where and when CBS News Sunday Morning airs in your market: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/04/17/sunday/main1502683.shtml.
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