A sugar-laden diet may raise your risk of dying of heart disease even if you aren't overweight (Corliss, 2014).. So says a major study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Added sugars make up at least 10% of the calories the average American eats in a day (Corliss, 2014). It is also to be said that, U.S. adult consumption of added sugars increased by more than 30% over three decades (Turner, 2014). During that same time period, calories from added sugars consumed by children increased by approximately 20% (277 to 329 calories per day) (Turner, 2014). Getting excessively included sugar in your eating routine could essentially expand your danger of kicking the bucket from cardiovascular malady. As indicated by the examination distributed in JAMA: Internal Medicine, the individuals who got 17 to 21 percent of calories from included sugar had a 38 percent higher danger of kicking the bucket from cardiovascular ailment contrasted with the individuals who devoured 8 percent of their calories from included
A sugar-laden diet may raise your risk of dying of heart disease even if you aren't overweight (Corliss, 2014).. So says a major study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Added sugars make up at least 10% of the calories the average American eats in a day (Corliss, 2014). It is also to be said that, U.S. adult consumption of added sugars increased by more than 30% over three decades (Turner, 2014). During that same time period, calories from added sugars consumed by children increased by approximately 20% (277 to 329 calories per day) (Turner, 2014). Getting excessively included sugar in your eating routine could essentially expand your danger of kicking the bucket from cardiovascular malady. As indicated by the examination distributed in JAMA: Internal Medicine, the individuals who got 17 to 21 percent of calories from included sugar had a 38 percent higher danger of kicking the bucket from cardiovascular ailment contrasted with the individuals who devoured 8 percent of their calories from included