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AIIMS Doctor Ranks Everyday Drinks, Says, "Black Coffee Improves Metabolism"
A gastroenterologist weighs in on the effects of popular beverages - such as black coffee, fruit juice, herbal tea, and water - on health
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Diabetes Diet: No-Sugar, No-Maida Ginger (Adrak) Cake Recipe For Your Sweet Cravings
Let's make a cake without sugar that contains the same sweetness and the same character of a dessert, but is only healthier.
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Fast Food Choices Influence Kids Soda and Calorie Consumption
Children who order a combination meal at fast-food restaurants are more likely to get a sugary drink that ups the meal's total calories, according to a new study.
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Choosing Water Instead of Sugary Drinks Could Cut Diabetes 2 Risk by a Quarter
Study suggests replacing soft drinks and sweetened milky drinks with water or unsweetened tea or coffee is practical way to reduce rising incidence of disease.
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Schools urged to ban high-caffeine, sugary energy drinks such as Red Bull
John Vincent, restaurateur who wrote School Food Plan, says energy drinks can cause behavioural problems in childrenEnergy drinks such as Red Bull and Lucozade cause major behavioural problems in children and should be banned from schools and possibly...
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Sugary beverages and diabetes risk
Consumption of one-two sugary beverages like soft drinks and iced teas per day increases the risk of type 2 diabetes by 26 per cent besides putting people at a consistently high risk of high blood pressure.
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AIIMS Doctor Ranks Everyday Drinks, Says, "Black Coffee Improves Metabolism"
A gastroenterologist weighs in on the effects of popular beverages - such as black coffee, fruit juice, herbal tea, and water - on health
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Diabetes Diet: No-Sugar, No-Maida Ginger (Adrak) Cake Recipe For Your Sweet Cravings
Let's make a cake without sugar that contains the same sweetness and the same character of a dessert, but is only healthier.
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Fast Food Choices Influence Kids Soda and Calorie Consumption
Children who order a combination meal at fast-food restaurants are more likely to get a sugary drink that ups the meal's total calories, according to a new study.
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Choosing Water Instead of Sugary Drinks Could Cut Diabetes 2 Risk by a Quarter
Study suggests replacing soft drinks and sweetened milky drinks with water or unsweetened tea or coffee is practical way to reduce rising incidence of disease.
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Schools urged to ban high-caffeine, sugary energy drinks such as Red Bull
John Vincent, restaurateur who wrote School Food Plan, says energy drinks can cause behavioural problems in childrenEnergy drinks such as Red Bull and Lucozade cause major behavioural problems in children and should be banned from schools and possibly...
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Sugary beverages and diabetes risk
Consumption of one-two sugary beverages like soft drinks and iced teas per day increases the risk of type 2 diabetes by 26 per cent besides putting people at a consistently high risk of high blood pressure.
