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Scientists speak about new risks of soft drink
February 29, 2020 17:41
If an adult often drinks carbonated drinks, this can lead to the development of lipid metabolism disorders, said scientists from Tufts University.
According to RIA Novosti, lasted 12 years and showed that people who consumed soda every day had a 98% higher risk of developing one of the options for dyslipidemia (lowering the concentration of high density lipoproteins) than others. These people were also more likely to suffer from overall high cholesterol.
According to scientists, the study showed unequivocal harm to sweet soda, lemonade, as well as fruit punch and sweet juices.
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