Can Carbonated Beverages Make You Eat More?

June 16, 2017 James Krieger
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A recent study suggested that carbonated beverages might stimulate food intake and weight gain.  But is that really the case?  With all research, the devil is in the details and how the study fits in with the overall weight of the evidence.  Click here to see a video research review of this study, learn about other work in this area, and discover the practical implications (MEMBERS ONLY).

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