A Single Artificially Sweetened Soft Drink Daily May Increase Diabetes Risk by More than a Third

Artificially sweetened soft drink increases diabetes risk by more than a third, researchers find

Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne found drinking one artifically sweetened soft drink a day increases the diabetes risk by 38 per cent.

A single artificially sweetened soft drink daily may increase diabetes risk by more than a third

An Australian study has found that drinking just one can of artificially-sweetened soft drink a day may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 38%.

Study shows just one can of diet soft drink increases diabetes risk

If you’re the type of person to crack open a diet soft drink at 3pm when you’re looking for a pick-me-up without the calories, a new study says that this daily habit might be doing more harm than you think.

The soft drink habit that increases diabetes risk by more than a third

Drinking artificially-sweetened soft drinks increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by more than a third, a new study has warned.Whilst artificial sweeteners have been recommended for those at risk of developing diabetes as a better alternative to sugar-sweetened beverages, researchers at Monash University in Melbourne found drinking one of these soft drinks a day increases the diabetes risk by 38 per cent.About 1.3 million Australians …

You’ll be shocked this low-calorie soft drink is actually worse for you

Drinking one artificially-sweetened soft drink a day increases your type II diabetes risk by almost 40 per cent — higher than sugary drinks — Australian research suggests.

Artificial sweeteners tied to 38% higher diabetes risk - Medical Republic

A major Australian study upends assumptions about ‘healthier’ beverage choices.