Your loved one's heart - Reduce soda

Increased consumption of sweet carbonated drinks contributed to 130,000 new cases of diabetes, 14,000 new cases of heart disease and more than 50,000 lives melanjutkn difficulty because of heart disease during the last 10 years. Thus a recent study conducted in the United States.

"These findings reveal, any policy that can reduce the consumption of these beverages may have a dramatic health benefits," said senior researcher from the University of California, Dr. Bibbins-Domingo.

The study uses a simulation of a heart attack on a computer after the risk is modified by various other cardiovascular disorders such as obesity and salt. He tells us that at the annual meeting of the American Heart Association or the American Heart Association.

One explanation that the researchers believed was an increase of cases of disease because of the growing kardiovaskulaar diabetes, Bibbins information. Then, the increasing cases of obesity are also likely to have contributed. We are likely to underestimate it, because the increase among the younger generation and our focus at that time at the age of 35 years and over, he explained.

"Mechanism apapu also, studies conducted with great participants suggested the possibility of harmful effects from consuming too many sweetened beverages," he said.

Recommendations from the American Heart Association says that people limit consumption of sweetened carbonated drinks and other beverages preferred. Drink fruit juice from the original high nutrients and can benefit more than the carbohydrate content of sweet fizzy drinks.