In the hot summer a garnas of cold fresh fruit juice pair fair. In addition to removing fatigue, this drink is unrivaled in providing nutritious food and generating. But is it the health of the canned or packaged foods in the market for children? Researchers have negative answers.
They say that this juice contains excessive sugar, which is very risky for child health. The amount of sugar in a guna cocoa is packaged in juices. It is very risky for the young children.
In Britain, a campaign called Action on Sugar was conducted in Britain. A survey conducted during the campaign shows that 250 ml of sugar contains 6 teaspoons of sugar. Researchers obtained this data by analyzing more than 200 samples of different packaged juices.
Professor Graham McGregor, chairman of Action on Sugar, said that packaged foods that are marketed as healthy for children and patients are actually nothing but propaganda. It should be closed immediately.
Because the tendency of getting rid of our children is gradually going out of control. The warning of veterinary specialist Anhim Malhotra is that if you take regular extra sugar, instead of dentistry, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk increase. So artificial juice can never be part of a healthy balanced diet. -BBC and The Independent.
