Sugar Blues.
Obesity is not a disease. It is only a symptom, a sign, a warning that your body is out of order. Dieting to lose weight is as silly and dangerous as taking aspirin to relieve a headache before you know the reason for the headache. Getting rid of a symptom is like turning off an alarm. It leaves the basic cause untouched.
Share a stroke cough— Coke with a friend.
Nearly 80% of adults drink at least one sugar‑sweetened beverage (SSB) per day—and over 60% of children do too. On average, adults get 145 kcal/day (10% of total calories) and kids even more from SSBs daily.
Frequent consumption of SSBs like Coke is associated with:
- Obesity & weight gain
- Type 2 diabetes
- Heart disease & elevated blood pressure
- Non‑alcoholic fatty liver disease
- Kidney disorders, cavities & gout
- Should we keep going?
Ultra‑processed options—including sodas—are linked to ~500 extra calories daily.