AS a nation, we guzzle 15BILLION litres of fizzy drinks every year. But they are to blame for one in ten new cases of type 2 diabetes, a worrying study re­veal­ed this week. Scientists at the ...

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have found that low-calorie fizzy drinks can also damage the surface of teeth and weaken tooth enamel. 'While it's true that non-diet fizzy drinks contain high levels of sugar which can cause ...

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In many kitchens, sparkling waters, low-sugar sodas and fizzy beverages are crowding out food storage space. Sure, the drinks ...

The nutritionist explained: "Aspartame is widely used as a low-calorie sugar substitute in many ... report unsettling neurological impact of fizzy drinks, from feeling "off" to noticing shifts ...

Fizzy and sugary drinks could be to blame ... from Tufts University, said: ‘Sugar-sweetened beverages are heavily marketed and sold in low- and middle-income nations. ‘Not only are these ...

Some 'low-fat' foods contain more than six times ... Sports drinks often contain a similar amount of sugar to fizzy drinks. Some contain more than 13 teaspoons per bottle – almost twice the ...

It’s no secret that sugar-filled fizzy drinks are bad for our health, but Dr Emily Carter is raising the alarm around the sugar-free, low-calorie options which hold a host of potential lesser ...

Sparkling water could help weight loss in more indirect ways, experts said, but warned there were some potential negatives ...