100% fruit juice liked to increased death death

[brewer]

First soda, then diet soda, now this.

Association of Sugary Beverage Consumption With Mortality Risk in US Adults

"In this cohort study of 13 440 black and white adults 45 years and older observed for a mean of 6.0 years, each additional 12-oz serving/d of sugary beverages was associated with an 11% higher all-cause mortality risk, and each additional 12-oz serving/d of fruit juice was associated with a 24% higher all-cause mortality risk. Similar associations were not observed for sugary beverage consumption and coronary heart disease mortality."

"....results suggest that sugary beverages increase insulin resistance and CHD [coronary heart disease] mortality risk independent of adiposity."

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanet...le/2733424

Glad I'm mostly satisfied with good old tap water and don't have much of a fast food jones.

[chimp3]

I think not drinking your calories is a good idea.

[onlinebiker]

If you're going to drink something with that much sugar in it - it should be loaded with caffeine to give you a fighting chance to burn off the sugar....

[ignoramus]

If a man shoots himself in the head after jumping out of a plane after realising he forgot to put on his parachute, what was his cause of death?

Same with sugar... It cannot change our ultimate outcome. Upsize me mofos!

[LadyForCamus]

Meh. There’s no such thing as free will. *chugs a Pepsi*


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[chimp3]

The only way to counteract the adverse effects of high calorie beverages is to turn their sugars into alcohol! Much healthier.

[Fireball]

I'll stick to bheeeeer. *hic*

[ignoramus]

Wheat, apples, grapes, etc All this fresh produce in our alcohol is what's killing us! Wake up people!

[vulcanlogician]

Have a little trouble with the thread title there, Brew? 

[ignoramus]

VL, We're really not supposed to mention the stutter!