Diet Soda

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  Just One Diet Soda a Day May Spike Your Diabetes Risk by 38%: Study

  A major Australian study has linked daily consumption of diet soda to a 38% increased risk of type 2 diabetes-higher than that of regular soft drinks-raising new concerns about artificial sweeteners' effects on long-term health.

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  Is Diet Soda A Healthy Choice? Potential Side Effects You Must Know

  Diet sodas are typically low in calories and sugar, but they also lack nutrient content.

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  Side Effects of Drinking Diet Soda

  While occasional consumption of diet soda may not pose significant risks, frequent or excessive intake can have adverse effects. In this article, we share a list of side effects of diet soda.

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  Is Consuming Too Much Diet Soda Bad For You?

  Below we list ways in which diet sodas can be harmful to your health.

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  How Safe Is Diet Soda - Expert Reveals All

  Sodas are made up of carbonated water and sweeteners, like high fructose corn syrup or sucrose, phosphoric acid, natural flavours and caffeine.

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  Drinking 2 Or More Soft Drinks A Day Increases Risk Of Early Death: Study

  Hold up, diet soda drinkers. Regular consumption of soft drinks - both sugar-sweetened and artificially sweetened - was associated with a greater risk of all causes of death, according to new research published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

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  Drinking Excessive Diet Soda May Increase Risk Of Diabetes: Preliminary Study

  A new study has suggested that drinking as many as five cans of diet soda or about one and a half litres of diet drinks with artrificial sweeteners in them daily may result in diabetes.

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  Diet Sodas Don't Help You Cut Down On Sugar Or Calories, Says Study

  The study conducted among American teens and kids said that those who consumed low-calorie or diet sodas consumed almost 200 calories more per day, as compared to people who just stuck to water for hydration.

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  Weight Loss: Diet Soda Doesn't Help In Reducing Calorie Intake, Says New Study

  Teenagers who consumed diet beverages ended up having about the same number of calories as youth who consumed sugary beverages, the study said.

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  Diet Drinks Linked To 23% Increase In Stroke Risk In Women: Study

  Researchers also found that high consumption of the diet beverages also came with an increase in other health risks, including a 29% greater chance of developing heart disease and a 16% increased likelihood of premature death.

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  Are You Addicted To Soda? Know Here

  Sugary drinks like cola and diet sodas can be addictive, a new study has found. It was also revealed that youths between 13 and 18 years of age, who were deprived of sugary drinks for just three days, reported headaches, cravings and other withdrawal symptoms.

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  Is It Safe For Diabetics To Have Diet Soda?

  Instead of having sugary drinks, diabetics can having diet soda, but in limited quantities only. Intake of diet soda has both pros and cons, especially for people with diabetes.

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  5 Reasons To Give Up Diet Soda: This Is What It Does To Your Body

  You may feel that diet soda is the way of enjoying carbonated drinks without worrying about calories and health issues. Well, turns out it is the other way round.

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  Drinking Diet Sodas Will Only Make You Gain Weight

  These fizzy drinks are nutritionally empty and do not contribute positively to your health even one bit.

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  Drinking Diet Soda Daily Ups Dementia, Stroke Risk, Says Study

  Boston: People who drink diet soda daily are three times more likely to develop stroke and dementia, a new study warns. Researchers also found that people who drank sugary beverages such as sodas and fruit juices frequently are likely to have poorer memory, smaller overall brain volumes and smaller hippocampal volumes. “Our findings indicate an a...