The association of sugar-sweetened beverage intake during infancy with sugar-sweetened beverage intake at 6 years of age; September 2014
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Crisp drinks (SSB) or candied drinks are the main source of added sugar in the American diet. Regular ingestion of candied drinks is associated with weight gain / obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, nonalcoholic liver disease, caries and dental caries, and gout (arthritis) 1-4 Food intake SSB intake limits the amount helps Individuals maintain healthy weight and healthy diet
Candied beverages are liquids containing various forms of added sugars such as brown sugar, corn sweetener, corn syrup, glucose, fructose, glucose, high fructose corn syrup, honey, lactose, maltose syrup, maltose, molasses, . And sugar
Examples of SSB include, but are not limited to, regular soda (without sugar), fruit drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, sweet water, and coffee and tea drinks plus sugar.
From 2011 to 2014, six of teenagers (63%) and five out of ten adults (49%) drank a sweet drink on a particular day. On average, American teenagers consume 143 calories from SSB, American adults consume 145 calories a day 6,7
Young people living in low-income households, boys, adolescents, non-Hispanic blacks or young people have higher SSB intake 6, 8
Among adults, the intake of SSB is elevated among men, young people, non-Hispanic blacks, Mexican Americans, or low income adults 7, 8.
The prevalence of Americans drinking SSB at least once a day differs geographically. For example, 68% of adults living in the northeast, 67% of adults living in the south, 61% of adults living in the western area, and 59% of adults living in the Midwest. According to that report, I drink SSB more than once a day.
Smoking, lack of sleep, eating fast food, eating adults and teenagers who do not frequently eat fruits tends to be a frequent visitor to SSB. In addition, teenagers who regularly drink SSB also have a long screening time (for example, TV, mobile, computer, video game, etc.).
The incidence of SSB intake (1 or more times per day) on 1st day of 2013 is different between the state and the District of Columbia (DC).
The incidence of SSB intake (1 or more times per day) on 1st day of 2013 is different between the state and the District of Columbia (DC).
Of the four provinces and DCs investigated in 23 provinces and DCs, less than 25% of adults are from daily SSB consumers, from 20% of adults.
Of the seven states investigated in 23 states and DC, 25% to less than 30% of adults are daily SSB consumers
Among the three provinces surveyed in 23 provinces and DCs, less than 35% of adults are from daily SSB consumers
There is little data on LMC's intake of sugar drinks. However, in a cross-sectional survey of 4,629 adults in China, 20% of men take 2 to 3 sugar drinks a day 91 In Mexico, about 10% of the energy intake of all ages, There is sugar drink. .83 Between Brazil and China between 2000 and 2010, the per capita sugar sales of Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola increased by 269% and 147%, respectively. In India, annual average growth rate was between 1997 and 2007, and all sugar drink sales were 12.6% 0.93.
Global obesity: trends, risk factors and policy implications Vasanti S. Malik, Walter C. Willett and Frank B. Hu
In the past 30 to 40 years, the increase in global sugar consumption in the form of sugared beverages has increased dramatically. Candled drinks promote weight gain because they do not cause a high level of satiety. When calories are consumed in liquid form, they can not be compensated for by decreasing caloric intake during subsequent meals, thereby increasing energy intake and aggressive energy balance. Sugar sweet beverages not only increase the risk of T2DM by causing weight gain, but also increase by consuming a large amount of rapidly absorbing sugar and fructose metabolism 83. Many epidemiological studies showed a strong correlation between sugars. Age dependent intake and weight gain of Sweet Bever or obesity, 66, 84 T2 DM 85 and coronary heart disease 86, 87
Global obesity: trends, risk facto