Are 6 to 8 pops a day too much??
Question: I drink about 6 to 8 pops a day at birth my mom had diabetes but it went away am I at risk for diabetes or are there other health concerns?
Answers: That's 5 - 7 too many...nothing but empty calories, sugar, carbonation which can lead to bone loss, and an excess of caffiene...
researchers have found possible links between frequent soda consumption and kidney stones, heart disease and digestive problems.
People who overimbibed are not without hope, however. Soft drink-related bone loss and tooth decay can't be undone, but medical treatment and improvements in diet and exercise can stop their progression. And with intervention, other damage likely is temporary, including caffeine-induced sleep disturbances and jittery nerves.
yes, you are at risk for diabetes...your teeth will rot, and you will eventually need dentures...heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure...quit now before pop eats you alive.
Yes you are still at risk of catching diabetes with the amount of pop you drink a day.
Diabetes is not going to happen because you drink to much pop. It could be in your genes though. Also the acid from the pop will eat away the enamel from your teeth and they will eventually go bad. I personally saw a child who was about ten with rotten teeth because all he drank was soda. He was going to have to get dentures at ten years old. Your teeth may look fine but go ask a dentist what he thinks. I would maybe try to drink a little less a day. Maybe try to switch to diet for less sugar. Although it won't help with the acid part. Try finding another drink you like. Maybe flavored waters or something. Mom is right. Pop is bad.
Way too much sugar. How are your teeth? If you don't quit, they are going to fall out some day if you keep drinking that much soda. Either that, or you'll have more cavities than you can deal with.
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Yes, that is way too much.
6-8 pops a day is really not good for you. You should try to reduce it down to 2 pops per day and drink water or juice to supplement the rest. Your mom had the type of diabetes associated with having a baby. You may be at slight risk of catching it yourself. Be careful.
yes thats too much...
Yes, pops are loaded with empty calories, sugar, and caffene. Also drinking too many pops can cause bladder infections, which are very painful.
That is way too much for anyone. Taking in so much refined sugar wreaks havoc on your blood glucose levels, especially if you are at risk for diabetes via family history. Try to cut back slowly, aiming for 1 or 2 a day max. Consider switching to diet soda if you can.
Answers: That's 5 - 7 too many...nothing but empty calories, sugar, carbonation which can lead to bone loss, and an excess of caffiene...
researchers have found possible links between frequent soda consumption and kidney stones, heart disease and digestive problems.
People who overimbibed are not without hope, however. Soft drink-related bone loss and tooth decay can't be undone, but medical treatment and improvements in diet and exercise can stop their progression. And with intervention, other damage likely is temporary, including caffeine-induced sleep disturbances and jittery nerves.
yes, you are at risk for diabetes...your teeth will rot, and you will eventually need dentures...heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure...quit now before pop eats you alive.
Yes you are still at risk of catching diabetes with the amount of pop you drink a day.
Diabetes is not going to happen because you drink to much pop. It could be in your genes though. Also the acid from the pop will eat away the enamel from your teeth and they will eventually go bad. I personally saw a child who was about ten with rotten teeth because all he drank was soda. He was going to have to get dentures at ten years old. Your teeth may look fine but go ask a dentist what he thinks. I would maybe try to drink a little less a day. Maybe try to switch to diet for less sugar. Although it won't help with the acid part. Try finding another drink you like. Maybe flavored waters or something. Mom is right. Pop is bad.
Way too much sugar. How are your teeth? If you don't quit, they are going to fall out some day if you keep drinking that much soda. Either that, or you'll have more cavities than you can deal with.
My field is in fashion, as a result many people ask me how they can slim down. My answer is always the same: good diet and exercise. But I found this great product which I think helps a lot in the process. I recommend you check this website
http://www.hawkeyep.info , they have a free trial and you only pay 5.49$ shipping and handling. Good luck!
Yes, that is way too much.
6-8 pops a day is really not good for you. You should try to reduce it down to 2 pops per day and drink water or juice to supplement the rest. Your mom had the type of diabetes associated with having a baby. You may be at slight risk of catching it yourself. Be careful.
yes thats too much...
Yes, pops are loaded with empty calories, sugar, and caffene. Also drinking too many pops can cause bladder infections, which are very painful.
That is way too much for anyone. Taking in so much refined sugar wreaks havoc on your blood glucose levels, especially if you are at risk for diabetes via family history. Try to cut back slowly, aiming for 1 or 2 a day max. Consider switching to diet soda if you can.
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You have stated you have at least one medical condition....diabetes. Taking and pill that promises to curb your appetite and make you lose weight is dangerous.
Your doctor would be the first
Your doctor would be the first
Sadly, there isn't anything you can do to force him to change. However, you can (and should) encourage him to try alternatives to his normal fare. Definitely express your *perception* of his diabetes
Sounds like you are doing great. Keep up the good work.
taxing sugar is silly. Sugar comes in a lot of different forms, and eventually that would mean that a lot of things are taxed not just sugar.
Sugar, like fat, taste good and are promoted stro
Sugar, like fat, taste good and are promoted stro
oh wow u should be thankful any ways eat more chips-fast food oily things but dhyan rakhna kahin kam khrab na hoje
Diet Guidelines
http://www.diabetes911.net/readit/chapte...
Blood Sugar Management
http://www.diabetes911.net/readit/chapte...
Blood Sugar Management
Yes it is a very healthy weight. I'm 13 at 130 pounds and I'm 5'4 too, and I'm NOT considered over weight. So for your age you are at a very good weight. Keep it up =>
The fact that you are headed for heart disease and diabetes yourself if you don't get a hold on this should be inspiration enough! No doubt the antidepressants had alot to do with you gaining weight.
You need to exercise, first and foremost. Try doing 60-90 minutes/day. Split it up into 15-20 minute intervals throughout the day if you can't do it all at once.
Cut way back on the junk food
Cut way back on the junk food
Well, the answer is quite simple: yes, you'll get plenty of benefits from restricting or even limiting refined sugars and it all comes down to this: refined sugar has zero nutritional benefits. It's g