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Diet or not, regular consumption of soft drinks, whether they are regular or diet, have been associated with a greater risk of death from all causes in a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. 451,743 participants from 10 European countries having a mean age of 50.8 with no history of diabetes, stroke, cancer or heart …
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health research suggest the more sugar sweetened beverages people drink as adults the greater the risk of death, especially from cardiovascular disease and to a lesser extent cancer, as published in Circulation. Findings stem from analysis of 2 large prospective cohorts of adults which indicates the link between sugar …
An observational study women who had reported drinking more than one diet soda or other kind of artificially sweetened drink were found to have a higher risk of strokes caused by a blood clot; this association was even stronger in obese women and in African-American women, as published in Stroke. The association between drinking artificially …