One study found that rats fed a high-fructose diet were more likely ... carbohydrates than to drink them. A Purdue University study showed that significant weight gain may occur when we consume ...

While the study doesn’t prove that diet drinks and artificial sweeteners cause weight gain, it certainly isn’t doing the trend any favors. <!-- /wp:paragraph --><!-- wp:paragraph --> Another ...

Representational Photo Gaining weight can be challenging if you’re not a heavy eater and feel full too quickly. You need ...

If a substantial proportion of obese adults chose diet drinks as a weight loss strategy ... Over a 4-year period, weight gain was highest among women who increased their sugar-sweetened soft ...

Frequently eating fast food leads to lower diet quality ... it can contribute to weight gain. Consuming foods and drinks with ...

"At midlife, women tend to gain ... weight loss, Zemel says. The mouse evidence: In one study, Zemel used mice that were specially bred to be obese. He fed the mice a high-fat, high-sugar diet ...

Coca-Cola contains almost 35g of (added) sugar in a 330ml can – almost nine teaspoons. A 500ml can of Monster Energy Drink weighs in at a tooth-aching 55g of sugar – almost 14 teaspoons. Drinking just ...

The purpose of this clinical review is to evaluate the extent to which current scientific evidence supports a causal link between sugar-sweetened soft drink consumption and weight gain.