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What do you drink?

GreatMartin @GreatMartin (23672) • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 30 Aug 18

When I started working for Weight Watchers in 1967 I began to learn a lot about nutrition and how foods/liquids can affect your body and weight while also discovering how little is known about how foods/liquids affect your...

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ABA Comms Low- and no-calorie sweeteners and the beverages that use them have proven to be an effective tool for weight loss and management. In fact, a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2013 confirms that beverages that contain these...

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Have you ever quit drinking soda?

maezee @maezee (41988) • United States 17 Jul 17

Or POP as us midwesterners like to call it? I have always been a soda drinker. Usually diet which usually contains aspartame or other fake sugars. I feel the health effects of these are somewhat inconclusive. Some say it can cause...

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ABA Comms Low-calorie sweeteners have been proven safe by worldwide government safety authorities as well as hundreds of scientific studies and there is nothing in this research that counters this well-established fact. The FDA, World Health Organization, European Food...

19 Jul 17

sugar cane vs soda

staplotick @stapllotik (1933) • India 1 Feb 17

The fact is that drinking one can of soda per day can increase the risk developing type-2 diabetes by 22 per cent. No beverage stands a chance to compete with sugarcane juice as it is loaded with abundant carbohydrates, proteins,...

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ABA Comms To be clear, soft drink intake is not a unique risk factor for type-2 diabetes. Real-world evidence from the CDC shows that obesity and diabetes rates have been going up for years while soda consumption has been going down. Moreover the CDC has determined that...

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Eating fruits is more beneficial than drinking juice

Rahul Verma @rahulerma777 (13) • India 30 Aug 16

I believe that fibers present in the fruits is very essential for human body. By drinking juice, we only give a huge amount of sugar to the body, which is a bit dangerous as it may result in obesity. Eating fruits give us energy...

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ABA Comms Contrary to the claims here, 100% juice can be incorporated into a balanced diet. This beverage offers more than simple refreshment; it also provides important vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. There is no need to eliminate these beverages from one’s diet.

1 Sep 16

Diabetics Hot Weather Drink, Drink, and Drink Water only best

Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163776) • Garden Grove, California 10 Jul 16

Really us diabetics can get dehydrated more easily than others and if we do not keep good control of our blood sugar its even worse. I find that diet sodas are alright but to quench your thirst and prevent dehydration drink water...

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ABA Comms Water is certainly key to hydration, and staying in balance. With that said, diet soda is 99% water and can be part of a healthy, well-hydrated life. Today’s marketplace is replete with clearly labeled beverage options, including products with low- and...

12 Jul 16

Time to put down your diet soda

Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (111938) • United States 7 Apr 16

Good morning.When I was much younger and trying to keep my weight stable. The rage at that time was Tab from Coca Cola diet soda. I drank a lot of this and liked it.Most of us did not know about the hidden sugar. We were trying...

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ABA Comms The opinion presented here is not backed by credible science. Substantive, longstanding research demonstrates the efficacy of diet beverages as a beneficial calorie-cutting and weight loss tool and directly debunks the myth that these products trigger...

11 Apr 16