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Featured: Soft drinks worsen dehydration and kidney damage

Rehydration with soft-drink could worsen dehydration and associated kidney disease because of the sugar they contain. Sugar-free water, on the other hand, was safer.

Posted on Sun, 15 Mar 15

Caffeine increases desire and consumption of sugar

Caffeine is often added to sugar-sweetened beverages, and a new study has revealed that it causes people to consume more sugar.

Posted on Fri, 16 Jan 15

Red Bull gives you ILLNESS!

Beyond the marketing claims, have you ever wondered what the effects of an energy drink really are? A scientific study measuring the physical effects of Red Bull show that it stresses your heart and reduces blood flow to your brain.

Posted on Sun, 11 Nov 12

Soft drinks lead to weight gain: more evidence

Three studies published in the New England Journal of Medicine have linked soft drinks to weight gain-adding strength to measures aimed at curbing consumption.

Posted on Sat, 29 Sep 12

Soft drinks reduces metabolism within 4 weeks

Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages switches your muscle metabolism towards becoming diabetic and overweight a new study had found.

Posted on Sun, 16 Sep 12

Can drinking soft drink lead to suicide?

Sugar rots your teeth, and also your brain. A little talked about discovery is that drinking soft drink, or liquid sugar, is strongly associated with serious mental health problems such as depression and suicide.

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