The Best and Worst of Easter Candy
Published April 2014: Livestrong.com
The Best and Worst of Easter Candy
Article Excerpt:
When preparing for Easter, concerns about sugar overload run high. Moderation is key during this holiday filled with chocolate bunnies and jellybeans, says Alina Neuberger, M.D., medical director of eMedical Offices in New Jersey. “A common dilemma parents have around Easter is which type of candy to offer their little ones,” she says. “We all know candy is not good for you if eaten regularly, but a holiday-time exception should not be a problem provided that the candy is eaten in moderation.” Read on to learn how to pick the best candy options and avoid the worst ones when it comes to Easter candy.
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