Relationship between artificial juice intake and childhood obesity.
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Artificial juices, Obesity, sugarAbstract
Excess artificial juices are very little beneficial for children's health. They are foods that, because they contain the amount of carbohydrates that the United States Dietary Guide classifies as sugars, it is also relevant to say that many of these artificial juices are mostly categorized as commercial beverages with greater consumption and exceed the sugar recommendation. of the World Health Organization (WHO), contain sodium benzoato, and non-caloric sweeteners that are not recommended for children, excessive consumption of sugary drinks can increase the risk of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis, cavities, disorders metabolic and cardiac problems.
Obesity is a chronic disease process, characterized by an increase in body fat. It is also an important risk factor for death each year. It can affect children and adolescents, often causing the child to begin to suffer from problems. health problems that were previously considered adult problems.
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