… to reduce the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverage. The aim of the study was to …
policies to control the intake of sugar-sweetened beverages in children and adolescents in …

… 3 times of intake of sugar-sweetened beverages per week, … sugar-sweetened beverage
intake and central obesity. Conclusion Higher frequency of sugar-beverage intake can increase …

… the concurrent increase in fiber intake as well as weight loss.37 … relationship between
sugar-sweetened beverages and … relationship between total sugar intake and SHBG …

… Association of sugar-sweetened beverages intake with overweight and obesity among
primary and middle school students in Anhui Province[J]. CHINESE JOURNAL OF SCHOOL …

… Conclusion Our data suggested that children with higher sugar-sweetened beverages
consumption during the transition period from childhood to adolescence were under higher risk …

… Results During the past week, the proportion of adolescents in Shanghai reported consumption
of sugar-sweetened beverages, sweet desserts, frequent fried food and fast food (≥4 …

… would result in weight loss intentionally or unintentionally, all … in a previous meta-analysis
that was based on averaged data… and beverages, particularly sugar-sweetened beverages,29, …

Worldwide stroke is increasing in parallel with modernization, changes in lifestyle, and the
growing elderly population. Our review is focused on the link between diet, as part of ‘modern …

… Sugar-sweetened beverages and weight gain in children and adults: a systematic review
and meta-analysis. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2013,98 (4): 1084–1102. …

… sugar-sweetened beverages discouraged. Children and pregnant or lactating women are
not encouraged to drink … a healthy weight, and can help achieve weight loss when combined …