Drinking carbonated water increases the risk of cancer
A study showed that drinking 300ml of carbonated water a day increases the risk of prostate cancer in men by 40%.
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A study showed that drinking 300ml of carbonated water a day increases the risk of prostate cancer in men by 40%.
Scientists have discovered many harmful effects of carbonated beverages on the human body. However, the effect of this beverage on children has not been fully understood.
American nutritionist David Jokers says he found an alternative beverage for light coffee. It is limonad water, consisting only of lemon juice and white water. Tests sho…
Only a non-alcoholic beverage can increase your risk of heart disease or stroke by 1.5 times. In addition, consumption of carbonated beverages also harms the liver like…
A recent study shows that drinking too much carbonated beverages will make you more likely to have asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), according to T…
According to research by Danish scientists presented at the annual meeting of the European Respiratory Association in Amsterdam, drinking alcohol with moderate amounts m…
Russian national Duma is discussing the issue of whether to ban energy drinks that many experts believe are related to many deaths of users ...
Drinking carbonated soft drinks has become a habit of many people. Recent studies show that the amount of phosphorus present in any of these beverages is harmful to the…
The bodies of most pregnant women in the United States are exposed to a variety of chemicals, including some banned chemicals since the 1970s, and some other chemicals .…
A recent study shows that genetics plays an important role in forming the habit of drinking alcohol in adolescence.
The habit of drinking carbonated drinks will make you feel worse than your age, American scientists warn.
Many people like to drink a mix of alcohol and drinks with caffeine content, but this is harmful.
In a study by scientists from the Harvard School of Public Health (HPSH), volunteers were asked to use beverages in bottles made of polycarbonate (PC plastic) - a popula…
Beverage manufacturers should research and market low-sugar drinks to help consumers abandon the habit of drinking sugar.
People who use moderate alcoholic beverages are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive diseases, according to the researchers.