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(Childhood Obesity News) Addictive qualities of soda and sugary drinks are contributing to … - New York Daily News

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In the upper grades and college, they may switch to energy drinks - still with an average of 250 calories and now adding 200 or more milligrams of caffeine. The shame of a fat self-image gets layered on top of the shame of out-of-control binging behavior. The sugar addiction then creates its own unique denial system, one that becomes part of the personās overall eating and nutrition habits. I canāt imagine how parents can struggle against an adolescentās need to rebel, to make guzzling more soda, gorging on more sweets, the very banner of their āfreedom. Use of this website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . Read Childhood Obesity

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