Thursday, 10 July 2014

Children's Soft Drink Use Linked To Disease



PRECURSORY signs of cardiovascular disease can be seen in children as young as 12 who have a high intake of sugary drinks.

Researchers from the Westmead Millennium Institute for medical research have for the first time looked at the link between carbohydrates, which includes sugars, and the retinal health of children.

A major source of those carbohydrates was soft drinks or cordial, found the study published in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, with high-risk children consuming one or more glasses a day.

To know more you can read the original article about Children’s Soft Drink Use Linked To Disease by Melissa Davey published on smh.com.

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