Carbonated glucose drink is one of the causes of obesity in the world, but some of the current studies linking soft drinks with behavioral disorders in adolescents and children.
The following facts are quoted from several research journals around the world about the dangers of soft drinks:
Fact # 1: Children difficulty concentrating because of soft drinks
Among children aged five years, those who consumed soft drinks increased aggressive behavior, withdrawal, and difficulty in concentration than those who did not consume soda.
Stated that soft drinks containing carbonated water, corn syrup with high fructose, aspartame, sodium benzoate, citric acid or phosphorus, and often also caffeine, which can affect a person's behavior in general.
Fact # 2: Five cans of soda a week caused adolescent violent behavior
A study published in 2011 in the journal Injury Prevention found that teens who consumed five cans of soda each week proved to have a tendency to bring weapon and act more harshly against friends, family and couples.
The following facts are quoted from several research journals around the world about the dangers of soft drinks:
Fact # 1: Children difficulty concentrating because of soft drinks
Among children aged five years, those who consumed soft drinks increased aggressive behavior, withdrawal, and difficulty in concentration than those who did not consume soda.
Stated that soft drinks containing carbonated water, corn syrup with high fructose, aspartame, sodium benzoate, citric acid or phosphorus, and often also caffeine, which can affect a person's behavior in general.
Fact # 2: Five cans of soda a week caused adolescent violent behavior
A study published in 2011 in the journal Injury Prevention found that teens who consumed five cans of soda each week proved to have a tendency to bring weapon and act more harshly against friends, family and couples.
