date:Apr 27, 2013
ted to consume more of them.
They should be seen as a treat you have once every couple of weeks, not as a substitute for water every time you feel thirsty, she said.
Previous research has shown how sugary drinks can dramatically increase the risk of stroke, heart attacks and long-term liver damage similar to chronic alcohol abuse.
A typical can of fizzy drink has 150 sugar-based calories which are far more dangerous to the body than those from other sources, it was discovered.
A team from Im