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The term "sugar-sweetened beverage" included sports drinks, soda, and fruit drinks that were not 100% fruit juice.
17th August 2013, UK (http://www.kamagramart.com) : There's a strong connection between sugary drinks and obesity. They have shown that adults who intake more sugar-sweetened beverages incline to have higher body mass indexes, or BMIs. The association between sugary drinks and obesity has been examined in kids younger than 5.
The parents were asked about their kids' beverage intake, socioeconomic status, the children's television or video viewing habits, and the family's race/ethnicity among other things. The children's weight and height were also entered at each examination.
Kids who drank one or more sugar-sweetened beverage per day were categorized as regular SSB drinkers. The term "sugar-sweetened beverage" included sports drinks, soda, and fruit drinks that were not 100% fruit juice. The researchers discovered relatively few young children who drank sugar-sweetened beverages. About 9% of 2-year-olds, 13% of 4-year-olds and 11% of 5-year-olds were normal drinkers. They found more consumption among non-Hispanic black and Hispanic children and in families with a lower socioeconomic status.
Researchers did not find a connection between sugar-sweetened beverage intake and obesity when the kids were- 2 years old. But they saw a distinct result in their 4- and 5-year-old study participants. Steady SSB drinkers at this age were more likely to be overweight or obese than infrequent drinkers.
They also found that children who drank more than one sugar-sweetened beverage daily at age 2 had a greater increase in BMI by age 4. Children who were regular SSB consumers were more likely to have a mother who was overweight or obese. They were also more feasible to watch more than two hours of television a day.
The researchers also discovered that kids who drank sugar-sweetened beverages regularly were less prone to drinking milk, which could underscore additional nutritional problems.
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Kamagramart
Marylebone High Street,
London,
City of London,
UNITED KINGDOM,
EC2P 2EJ.
Rate this! 1-5 starsThe parents were asked about their kids' beverage intake, socioeconomic status, the children's television or video viewing habits, and the family's race/ethnicity among other things. The children's weight and height were also entered at each examination.
Kids who drank one or more sugar-sweetened beverage per day were categorized as regular SSB drinkers. The term "sugar-sweetened beverage" included sports drinks, soda, and fruit drinks that were not 100% fruit juice. The researchers discovered relatively few young children who drank sugar-sweetened beverages. About 9% of 2-year-olds, 13% of 4-year-olds and 11% of 5-year-olds were normal drinkers. They found more consumption among non-Hispanic black and Hispanic children and in families with a lower socioeconomic status.
Researchers did not find a connection between sugar-sweetened beverage intake and obesity when the kids were- 2 years old. But they saw a distinct result in their 4- and 5-year-old study participants. Steady SSB drinkers at this age were more likely to be overweight or obese than infrequent drinkers.
They also found that children who drank more than one sugar-sweetened beverage daily at age 2 had a greater increase in BMI by age 4. Children who were regular SSB consumers were more likely to have a mother who was overweight or obese. They were also more feasible to watch more than two hours of television a day.
The researchers also discovered that kids who drank sugar-sweetened beverages regularly were less prone to drinking milk, which could underscore additional nutritional problems.
For more please visit our site: Label Alli Mack is the author of these great post. He works in the freelancer content writer of a famous pharmacy site online currently he is working with kamagramart.com. In his work he is committed to help men to know more about the benefits of Viagra, Kamagra, Penegra, Kamagra Jelly, Caverta.
Kamagramart
Marylebone High Street,
London,
City of London,
UNITED KINGDOM,
EC2P 2EJ.
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