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.
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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.
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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.
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Posted on Wed, 12 May 10
Wet your lips, shrink your hips
Beyond simply being a healthy alternative to sugar sweetened drinks water might improve your metabolism and help control your appetite. In any case, it seems drinking more water is a simple way to promote weight loss.
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