More stories about "Sweetened Beverages"

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4 Signs You Need to Break Up With Sugar

Too much of a good thing can be bad. by Charlene J. Owen

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High Sugary Beverage Consumption May Increase Endometrial Cancer Risk

Overconsumption of soft drinks and sweetened drinks may have a negative impact on your health. by Charlene J. Owen

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Too Much Soda Linked to Juvenile Aggression

Researchers suggest giving your children healthier drinks to choose from to avoid negative behavioral changes. by Charlene J. Owen

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Consuming Too Many Sugary Beverages May Increase Chances of Juvenile Obesity

A recent study notes that parents should monitor not just what their kids eat, but what they drink as well. by Charlene J. Owen

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Refined Carbs May Trigger Cravings Similar to Addicts

Researchers warn against taking in too much refined carbs as these may lead to unhealthy bingeing. by Charlene J. Owen

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Too Much TV Time May Increase Children's Consumption of Sugary Beverages

According to research,TV may affect your child's diet. by Charlene J. Owen

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Too Much Soda May Cause Oral Deterioration

Citric acid in sodas may ruin tooth enamel, causing severe mouth problems. by Charlene J. Owen

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Too Many Sugary Drinks May Cause Kidney Stones

Researchers say you may want to hold back on regularly drinking sweetened juice. by Charlene J. Owen

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Sugared Drinks Linked to Increase in High-Calorie Food Intake in Children

Unhealthy eating can start at a very young age and may result in obesity and other health conditions. by Charlene J. Owen

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Drinking Water Instead of Sugary Beverages May Help Lower Your Diabetes Risk

Choosing water over your favorite sweetened drinks may keep you safe from diabetes. by Jennifer Chan