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Americans drink more soda pop than ever before: ... Carbonated soda pop provides more added sugar in a typical 2-year-old toddler's diet than cookies, candies and ice cream combined. ... As soda pop becomes the beverage of choice among the nation's young -- and as soda marketers focus on brand-building among younger and...
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Soda Pop (or carbonated soft drinks) has an alarming amount of sugar, calories and harmful additives in it that have absolutely no nutritional value. Studies have linked soda to osteoporosis, obesity, tooth decay and heart disease. ... Oleda's Tip: Dangers of Soda Pop (Carbonated Soft Drinks)
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Kids are heavy consumers of soft drinks, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and they are guzzling soda pop at unprecedented rates.
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Americans drink more soda pop than ever before. These popular beverages account for more than a quarter of all drinks consumed in the United States. More than 15 billion gallons were sold in 2000. That works out to at least one 12-ounce can per day for every man, woman and child.
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Kids are heavy consumers of soft drinks, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and they are guzzling soda pop at unprecedented rates. Carbonated soda pop provides more added sugar in a typical 2-year-old toddler's diet than cookies, candies and ice cream combined.
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Soda pop is not good for you. Of course, you have probably suspected this, but perhaps you don't know the extent to which drinking carbonated, caffeinated, sugared, or artificially sweetened beverages destroys your body. ... See "The Day I Gave Up Soda Pop";
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Americans drink more soda pop than ever before: ... < < Nutrition -- Soda Pop Dangers ... The Amazing Statistics and Dangers of Soda Pop...
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The Dangers of Drinking Soda Pop ... The sad truth about soda pop (soft drinks) is that Americans drink nearly more soda pop than water, which is really pathetic! The human body is not made up of effervescent beverage, but water, nearly 75-80% water.
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Dental experts continue to urge that people drink less soda pop, especially between meals, to prevent tooth decay (due to the sugars) and dental erosion (due to the acids). Sugar is not the only factor in tooth decay, but the acid in soda pop can dissolve tooth enamel, and this can lead to cavities.
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