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Soft Drink Consumption Linked To Obesity, Tooth Wear: Study
The researchers of the study have found that increased consumption of sugar-sweetened acidic drinks may be a leading cause of the erosion of tooth enamel and dentine in obese patients.
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7 Healthy Vitamin D Foods You Must Eat To Avoid Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D Foods: We all know that sunlight is one of the best natural sources of vitamin D. However, most of us are bound to our indoor jobs and don't get much exposure to sunlight; therefore, daily recommended dose of vitamin D is compromised to a great level. Eat these vitamin D-rich foods you can include to your diet.
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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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7 Healthy Foods To Treat Oily Skin
Proper cleansing, toning and moisturizing the skin with the help of good products can indeed help you in getting a soft and supple skin. However, diet is very important too. Here's what you should eat if you have oily skin.
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Opening Fridge For A Soft Drink Leads To Brutal Assault On 9 Boys
All Mulund resident Sunjyot Singh wanted to do was crack open a cold one with the boys at a restaurant, but their night of revelry took a turn for the worse when the restaurant's staff brutally assaulted them after one of his friends tried to take a soft drink from the fridge.
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Infertility Cases on the Rise: Artificially Sweetened, Aerated Drinks May Be the Culprit
Doctors say that consumption of artificially sweetened sodas and aerated drinks are leading to infertility in humans because of the presence of an artificial sweetener, aspartame.
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National Test House Didn't Test Soft Drinks: Experts
An outfit representing PET container manufacturers has told the National Green Tribunal that the National Test House (NTH) has not tested samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India.
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Toxins Found in 5 Soft Drink Brands Including Coke and Pepsi
Lead and other heavy metals like Cadmium and Chromium have been found in the samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India.
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Lead, Heavy Metals Have Been Found In Soft Drinks: Government
Lead and other heavy metals like Cadmium and Chromium have been found in the samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India, Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Binge Eating May Also Trigger Depression: Study
Next time you munch on that mouth-watering pizza with extra cheese or enjoy a king-size burger with French fries and soft drink, remember that too much of junk food can not only add extra kilos around your belly but may lead you to depression, warn experts.
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Why Women Should Avoid Sugary Drinks During Pregnancy
Consumption of soft drinks by to-be-mothers may lead to an increased risk of high body mass index (BMI) leading to being overweight in infants.
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Pakistani daily criticises outdated law
Two men being hauled up for having soft drinks by the police under a Ramzan law has been criticised by a leading Pakistani daily that rued "how injudicious legislation emboldens those inclined towards intolerance and hardens their attitudes".
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Tendulkar special soft drink cans on his 100th ton
A leading beverage company will commemorate Sachin Tendulkar's 100th international century - when the milestone is reached - by launching some 6.5 million special cans with pictures of the batting maestro on it.
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Eating on the run leads to a poor diet
Many young people say they lack the time to sit down to a meal, and that pushes them to make less-than healthy food choices.
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Carbonated drinks not linked to oesophageal cancer
Intake of carbonated beverages does not lead to the development of oesophageal cancer, even after 20 years of exposure.
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Soft Drink Consumption Linked To Obesity, Tooth Wear: Study
The researchers of the study have found that increased consumption of sugar-sweetened acidic drinks may be a leading cause of the erosion of tooth enamel and dentine in obese patients.
-
7 Healthy Vitamin D Foods You Must Eat To Avoid Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D Foods: We all know that sunlight is one of the best natural sources of vitamin D. However, most of us are bound to our indoor jobs and don't get much exposure to sunlight; therefore, daily recommended dose of vitamin D is compromised to a great level. Eat these vitamin D-rich foods you can include to your diet.
-
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.
-
7 Healthy Foods To Treat Oily Skin
Proper cleansing, toning and moisturizing the skin with the help of good products can indeed help you in getting a soft and supple skin. However, diet is very important too. Here's what you should eat if you have oily skin.
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Opening Fridge For A Soft Drink Leads To Brutal Assault On 9 Boys
All Mulund resident Sunjyot Singh wanted to do was crack open a cold one with the boys at a restaurant, but their night of revelry took a turn for the worse when the restaurant's staff brutally assaulted them after one of his friends tried to take a soft drink from the fridge.
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Infertility Cases on the Rise: Artificially Sweetened, Aerated Drinks May Be the Culprit
Doctors say that consumption of artificially sweetened sodas and aerated drinks are leading to infertility in humans because of the presence of an artificial sweetener, aspartame.
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National Test House Didn't Test Soft Drinks: Experts
An outfit representing PET container manufacturers has told the National Green Tribunal that the National Test House (NTH) has not tested samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India.
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Toxins Found in 5 Soft Drink Brands Including Coke and Pepsi
Lead and other heavy metals like Cadmium and Chromium have been found in the samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India.
-
Lead, Heavy Metals Have Been Found In Soft Drinks: Government
Lead and other heavy metals like Cadmium and Chromium have been found in the samples of five different soft drinks manufactured by two major multinational companies in India, Rajya Sabha was informed today.
-
Binge Eating May Also Trigger Depression: Study
Next time you munch on that mouth-watering pizza with extra cheese or enjoy a king-size burger with French fries and soft drink, remember that too much of junk food can not only add extra kilos around your belly but may lead you to depression, warn experts.
-
Why Women Should Avoid Sugary Drinks During Pregnancy
Consumption of soft drinks by to-be-mothers may lead to an increased risk of high body mass index (BMI) leading to being overweight in infants.
-
Pakistani daily criticises outdated law
Two men being hauled up for having soft drinks by the police under a Ramzan law has been criticised by a leading Pakistani daily that rued "how injudicious legislation emboldens those inclined towards intolerance and hardens their attitudes".
-
Tendulkar special soft drink cans on his 100th ton
A leading beverage company will commemorate Sachin Tendulkar's 100th international century - when the milestone is reached - by launching some 6.5 million special cans with pictures of the batting maestro on it.
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Eating on the run leads to a poor diet
Many young people say they lack the time to sit down to a meal, and that pushes them to make less-than healthy food choices.
-
Carbonated drinks not linked to oesophageal cancer
Intake of carbonated beverages does not lead to the development of oesophageal cancer, even after 20 years of exposure.
