You Are What You Drink
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You Are What You Drink
Summary
The average American consumes about 21% of their daily calories from beverages, which is 150 to 300 calories more than 30 years ago. A significant portion of this comes from soft drinks and juice. Why? Larger portions and an increase in consumption have contributed to this trend.
There is a link between soft drinks, juice, and obesity, as well as with any calorie-laden beverages. Some groups have significantly increased their intake of alcoholic drinks, while others have embraced daily smoothies. Studies indicate that switching from non-caloric to caloric beverages can lead to weight gain, as people often don't compensate by eating less.
Beverages don't satisfy hunger like solid foods do. Liquid calories don't register with our appetite controls, and alcohol, in particular, can increase overall calorie intake by lowering inhibitions and causing blood sugar fluctuations.
Water is essential for a balanced diet. It quenches thirst, helps eliminate excess sodium, and supports the body's elimination processes. While occasional indulgence in alcohol, juice, soda, or coffee is fine, it's crucial to focus on moderation for a healthier lifestyle.
Recommended Beverage Intake
- 6 to 8 glasses of water daily
- 2 cups of unsweetened coffee or tea
- 2 servings of milk
- No more than 4 diet drinks
- One alcoholic drink, sports drink, or 100% fruit juice
- One soda
By making mindful choices about what we drink, we can improve our overall health and well-being.
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