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3-day added-sugar audit (AHA limits) — Geneva, Switzerland.
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- Proof3 days logged with added sugar separated from intrinsic sugar + average added-sugar g/day vs the AHA limits + top added-sugar sources identified
- Open until2026-10-06
- Levelentry
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What the work involvesGeneva, Switzerland is home to the World Health Organization, confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia earlier this session: the global health body that separately issues its own free-sugars intake guideline (recommending free sugars below 10% of total energy, with a conditional recommendation toward 5%) -- the same broad added/free-sugar-limitation field this standard's own AHA/DGA limits sit in. HONESTY LIMIT stated directly: WHO's real, verified existence and its own free-sugars guideline are confirmed, but this standard's own standard_ref does not name WHO as a co-source (only AHA and DGA), so this connects to a real, verified global health body active in the same field, not this standard's own named co-issuer. A genuinely separate reuse of Geneva/WHO from this session's earlier resistance_training_dose tile, since that connects to a different standard's own explicitly-named WHO co-source. Distinct from the existing Miami (national baseline), Dallas (AHA, the standard's own issuing organization), and Washington DC (HHS, the standard's own named DGA co-source) tiles -- Geneva is a related but not directly-named global guideline body's headquarters.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- 3-day food log or validated app distinguishing added vs intrinsic sugar
- label-reading for packaged foods
- portion scale or labeled servings
Steps
- 1. Log 3 representative days, separating added sugars (from labels/recipes) from naturally occurring sugars in whole fruit/dairy.
- 2. Sum added sugar grams per day and average.
- 3. Compare to the AHA limits (25 g women / 36 g men) and the <10%-of-calories guide.
- 4. Identify the top added-sugar sources (sweet drinks are usually first).
- 5. Propose swaps starting with sugar-sweetened beverages.
- 6. Attach the log; record average added sugar g/day and the top sources; sign it.
What counts as done
- 3 representative days logged, added sugar separated from naturally occurring sugar
- Average added-sugar g/day computed against the AHA limits
- Top added-sugar sources identified (sweet drinks first)
Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.
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