Excess Sugar Health Hazards
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Here's How Adding Sugar To Your Food Affects Your Health
In this article, we discuss some ways in which consuming excess sugar can affect your health.
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How Much Sugar Should You Consume In A Day? Health Hazards Of Excess Sugar
If you drink soft drinks very often, you are consuming too much sugar. Consumption of these drinks is linked with several health issues. Here are some harmful effects you must know.
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Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Why Excess Salt, Sugar And Carbs Are Harmful For Overall Health: Know More About It
According to the Delhi based nutritionist, Monisha Ashokan, "Not only do salt, sugar and simple carbs contribute to obesity. They play a major role in contributing to lifestyle disorders like PCOD, thyroid, diabetes and cardio vascular diseases."
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Diabetes Management: Stay Away From These Beverages If You Don't Want Diabetes
Sweetened drinks can increase the risk of diabetes. Sugary soft drinks, also called as 'full fat' drinks, provide no nutritional value and can lead to several health problems like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart diseases.
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Here's How Adding Sugar To Your Food Affects Your Health
In this article, we discuss some ways in which consuming excess sugar can affect your health.
-
How Much Sugar Should You Consume In A Day? Health Hazards Of Excess Sugar
If you drink soft drinks very often, you are consuming too much sugar. Consumption of these drinks is linked with several health issues. Here are some harmful effects you must know.
-
Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Why Excess Salt, Sugar And Carbs Are Harmful For Overall Health: Know More About It
According to the Delhi based nutritionist, Monisha Ashokan, "Not only do salt, sugar and simple carbs contribute to obesity. They play a major role in contributing to lifestyle disorders like PCOD, thyroid, diabetes and cardio vascular diseases."
-
Diabetes Management: Stay Away From These Beverages If You Don't Want Diabetes
Sweetened drinks can increase the risk of diabetes. Sugary soft drinks, also called as 'full fat' drinks, provide no nutritional value and can lead to several health problems like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart diseases.
