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flag Researchers find a genetic flaw that may help reduce cravings for sugary foods.

flag A new study suggests a genetic flaw in the sucrase-isomaltase (SI) gene could help reduce cravings for sugary foods. flag People lacking the SI gene or having a partially functional one consume fewer sugary foods and have less preference for them. flag This discovery could lead to treatments targeting the SI gene to reduce sugar intake, potentially improving digestive and metabolic health. flag The research, involving international collaborators, was published in the Gastroenterology journal.

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