Acne damage from sugar drinks

Regular drinking of sugary fruit syrup, soda and other drinks can be affected by 'Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)'.

Such results were found in their studies. Researchers have included sugar-containing water in these risky beverages.

They said, "The patients participating in the study have asked to take some different types of water, including 'flavored' or artificial flavored drinks and 'sweet' or sweet-drinks.

KEC Revolz, assistant professor of the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, of the United States, said: "The soft drinks in the market are being sold daily and people have been drinking for years, there is a lack of constructive information about the harmful effects on health. There is very little information about the type of drink that is likely to cause kidney disease. "

Researchers conduct research on 3,300 healthy men and women. As a result, 185 people or 6 percent of them have been infected in the ccd.

The results of this study, published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, also show that those who regularly drink excessively sugary soft drinks, they have 61 percent more chance of suffering from this disease than those who drank in normal levels.