Science and plain common sense tells us that consuming sodas out of bucket-sized containers is probably not good for you.
The health risks of consuming diet soda have made headlines before.
But again, across the broad middle of the bell curve, lean and obese were both consuming candy, soda, and fast food at rather high levels, something we have certainly heard before.
Approximately 14% of participants consumed ≥1 serving of diet soda daily (19.4% of whites, 8.6% of blacks, 11.9% of Hispanics, and 5.4% of Chinese), whereas 59% of participants reported never consuming diet soda.
Nearly 14%% consumed soda 2 3 times/day, 43.1 % consumed sodas 1 4 times/week, and 33.3 % never consumed soda.
This finding was corroborated by analysis of individuals consuming diet sodas in the U.S. in the Multiethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA).
Ness wondered if the high-carb confection might actively make ants crave the proteins that insects offer, in the same way that consuming too much soda pop causes humans to long for something of substance.
Given what we know about the adverse health consequences of consuming too much soda, beverage companies (along with restaurants) are essentially contaminating the food supply in a similar way that meat companies (sometimes) unintentionally contaminate your hamburger with E. coli or salmonella.
Consuming too much soda, coffee, or candy is bad for your health.
The owner, Greg Anagnostopoulos, who is tall and slim, said he was motivated by a belief that consuming excess amounts of soda was dangerous.
Payback of the difference between gas engines and diesel engines equipped with SCR and scrubber is achieved within only 6 months due to the difference in OPEX when running on gas in the ECA instead of consuming urea and caustic soda.
