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Does pop/soda pop cause Osteoporosis?
According to several studies, drinking carbonated drinks elads to this.
Osteoporosis According to "Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics," there exists an association between lowered bone mass density in children and consuming carbonated beverages. These findings apply to both the diet and the regular carbonated cola formulations. Additionally, there is also positive correlation between bone fracture risk in children and carbonated beverage consumption. Carbonated drinks also contribute to bone loss in children. A decreased intake of milk in combination with an increased consumption of soda also contributes to an increase in cases of osteoporosis observed in pediatric medicine.
I drink an absurd amount of sparkling water and wondered if this is building myself up for many issues later in life. I don't really enjoy tap water so compensate by drinking around 3 litres of sparkling a day, every day, for the past 10 years odd. I was just told this will lead to calcium stripping of my bones.
