1. Soft Drinks - America
... is that it is okay for them to drink it constantly in place of other more nutritious beverages. This marketing strategy leaves out many essential facts about soda's effects on nutrition and overall health, especially in children and teen's. While teens are developing during their puberty years, almost half of the adult skeleton is still being formed and another 15 percent ... soda does not contain any sugar, it also contains caffeine that leads to increased loss of bone.) Since there are empty calories in soda, teens are missing out on good nutrition, while still taking in enough calori...
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