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Top 4 Reasons To Quit Sugary Drinks by ValourDigest(m): 10:26am On Sep 25, 2020
You can’t deny it, and neither can I. We’ve all had a couple of bottles of unhealthy sugary drinks at some point in our lives. It could’ve been at a party or perhaps that one day when you were feeling particularly tired, and you needed something to keep you going.

Regardless of your motivation, I really can’t blame you. However, it would be pretty irresponsible not to tell you that these sugary drinks are bad for you. You see, even as a man, your human body is quite delicate. There are limits to the kinds of things that it can handle. Now, a bit of sugar every now and then is fine. But, when you overdo it, you’ll cause more complications for yourself than you should have to deal with. So, if the title didn’t give it away already, we’ll be showing you five reasons you should quit those unhealthy sugary drinks you’ve been taking.

1. It is largely made up of empty calories

What this means is that sugary drinks do not make you full. You see, what you call hunger is simply your body’s response to the hunger hormone known as ghrelin. Drinks that are made of fructose, a common type of sugar, don’t reduce the production of this hormone. So, when you’re taking soda, unlike smoothies, for example, you’re merely drinking it for the sake of it.

READ MORE: https://valourdigest.com/top-4-reasons-to-quit-unhealthy-sugary-drinks/

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