
What Soft Drinks And Soda Do To Your Body
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Diabetes
Excessive sugar intake in the body can lead to Type 2 diabetes. The US National Library of Medicines circulated a journal in which they had put in their observations that consuming sugar-sweetened beverages like soda, soft drinks, and other packaged juices result in the symptoms of the onset of Type 2 diabetes. The same Type 2 is also caused due to obesity among people. Apart from actually causing the risk of diabetes, it also puts you in a prediabetic condition. A prediabetic condition means that your blood sugar level is high compared to others but not as high as that of a diabetic patient. The situation is very alarming since a prediabetic patient has a 25% risk of developing Type 2 diabetes over the next five years.Skin Issues
Within twenty minutes of drinking the fizzy beverage, our insulin level spikes up, resulting in converting sugar to fat. As a result, an overproduction of oils and clogs leads to an increment in pimples and wrinkles. Moreover, it also leads to disruptions in our digestive system leading to high toxin content in our body. All of these ultimately lead to various skin challenges like skin flares and breakouts. Even the diet sodas seen as calorie and sugar-free have the same acidic level and cause dull and lifeless skin.Pregnancy Issues
Quite shocking but true! High sugar intake affects both genders equally. The Rochester Young Men's Study conducted an experiment with 188 men aged between 18-22, establishing that men who drank high sugar beverages experienced lower mortality in the sperm and even a low sperm count. It is lowered by 33 percent among men, whereas the pregnancy chances of women reduce by 25 percent.Chronic Diseases
The sugar in the liquids highly upsurges the metabolism rate in the human body. This escalation in the rate leads to increased cholesterol and tons of inflammatory factors that contribute to a higher risk of heart diseases. Nevertheless, health studies have also stated that people who consume excessive sugar drinks can also fall into the trap of heart diseases irrespective of following a high protein, energy-giving healthy diet. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is also common.
Chronic Diseases