Newport Beach Chiropractor: Sweet Beverages- Obesity & Diabetes

A research done by Internal Medicine Archives in July of 2008 showed that regular consumption of sweetened soft drinks and fruit drinks is associated with obesity as well as an increased risk of type-2 diabetes mellitus in patients. While there has been increasing public awareness of the adverse health effects of soft drinks, little attention has been given to fruit drinks, which are often marketed as a healthier alternative to soft drinks. Type II Diabetes is the leading cause of death in the United States, and the incidents are increasing year after year. You should be aware that fruit drinks are "not a healthy alternative to soft drinks." There is no real substitute for real veggies and fruits. Losing weight, exercising and choosing healthier eating habits will help reduce stress, obesity, risk of diabetes and many more life threatening diseases. You're not sure where to start? Call us for a consultation @ 949.387.1333. Make sure to ask about our Detoxification Program. You can start to lose weight, keep it off, start healthier habits and live a healthier life TODAY. Staying away from boxed juices and soft drinks should be your very first step.
8/4/2010 10:34:07 AM
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Dr. Nona Djavid is a well-respected and trusted doctor of chiropractic and wellness coach with a private practice in Newport Beach, CA. Founder and head chiropractor at the Wellness Choice Center, Dr. Djavid is dedicated to the creation of transformative experiences of vitality for her patients, through nutritional coun...
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