Sentences with phrase «diet soda drinkers»

A study by researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, presented at the 2011 meeting of the American Diabetes Association, followed 474 diet soda drinkers for nearly 10 years.

April 13, 2012 • What diet soda drinkers eat may matter more than what they sip when it comes to long - term health effects, according to new research.

And to make matters worse, another study revealed that daily diet soda drinkers grow about two - and - a-half more inches of belly fat each decade than those who don't drink the stuff.

I'm a dedicated diet soda drinker who gives this a lot of consideration.

Many diet soda drinkers think that they have leeway to eat more of everything else BECAUSE they drink diet soda and end up eating more calories overall.

But, if you're a big time diet soda drinker and drinks them 10 times a day, those supposedly «zero calories» definitely add up.

Regular diet soda drinkers experienced a 3.04 centimeter increase in waist size, compared to 1.76 centimeters for occasional users (less than one but more than zero bottles a day, on average) and.77 centimeters for nondrinkers.

A recent study revealed that among older adults, diet soda drinkers saw their waistlines increase three times as much over nearly a decade, compared to adults who didn't drink diet soda.

Instead, after following 474 diet soda drinkers for nearly 10 years, they found that their waists grew 70 percent more than the waists of non-diet soda drinkers.

Are diet soda drinkers eating more actual sweets to make up for the missing calories?

Wave Soda is a product that is going after the diet soda drinker with a clean label product that is made with 85 percent sparkling water and 15 percent fruit juice.

One study has found that diet soda drinkers have a higher percentage of belly flab compared to those who don't drink diet soda.

A study in Obesity found that diet soda drinkers were more likely to have a high percentage of fat in their bellies.

Really, I would say soda in general but if you're a diet soda drinker, read the sugar substitutes entry above and head back down here.

In this scenario, diet soda doesn't regulate the desire for sugar; it increases it, and diet soda drinkers are simply replacing those empty calories with real sugar.

Diet soda makes no difference either because a study revealed that diet soda drinkers have a 70 percent increase in waist size than those non-diet soda drinkers in a 10 - year period.9

''... [R] esearchers speculate that the artificial sweeteners warp appetite, leaving diet soda drinkers hungry for unhealthy treats... The results were the same for all diet soda drinkers, even after factors such as exercise, social class, education, and smoking were taken into account.»