1. Water
2. Alcohol and soda
3. Coffee & Tea
4. Green Tea
5. Fruit Juices
6. Milk
In a world where it's OK for dieters to load up on bacon and hamburgers, what's so bad about a cocktail? Not much at all, according to the liquor industry. In an effort to cash in on the popularity of trendy low-carb diets like Atkins, makers of vodka, whiskey, and other hard liquors are starting to pitch their products as low-carb and diet-friendly, following the success of a low-carbohydrate campaign this year by Michelob Ultra beer.
For regular soft-drink drinkers, the risk of becoming overweight or obese was:
For diet soft-drink drinkers, the risk of becoming overweight or obese was:
For each can of diet soft drink consumed each day, a person's risk of obesity went up 41%.
Feeling depressed or fatigued? Maybe you should check out the ingredients in that bottle in your hand.
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