The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 calories a day. https://t.co/budHToniwF
Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults.
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The overall digital discussions focus on studies linking excess added sugar to increased risks of heart disease and mortality, supported by references to large-scale research and specific percentage thresholds like 25%. The tone and choice of words, such as 'strongly associated' and 'studies at Harvard,' convey seriousness and a high level of engagement, illustrating how this information influences health conversations.
Most discussions clearly support the findings of the publication, emphasizing the link between added sugar and cardiovascular risks.
Multiple posts highlight specific data points and studies, showing high curiosity and concern about the health implications.
Posts quote and summarize key research findings, cite studies, and discuss potential health implications in detail, indicating deep engagement.
The discussions reflect a recognition of the significant health risks associated with added sugar, suggesting this research has substantial influence on public health awareness.
Abstract in brief
- The study examined how added sugar consumption in the US has changed over time, finding that it initially increased then decreased, with most adults consuming 10% or more of their daily calories from added sugars.
- There is a significant association between higher added sugar intake and increased risk of death from cardiovascular diseases, with the risk being notably higher in those consuming 25% or more of their calories from added sugars.
- The findings suggest that reducing added sugar intake could potentially lower the risk of cardiovascular mortality among US adults.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyOne of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Those consuming 10 to 25 percent of daily calories from added sugars had a 30 percent increase in death. Here is the link to the Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr https://t.co/uReWO8TRox
Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of death from heart disease. Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr Learn how to protect your family from the excess sugar in our food environment in our book, Sugarproof. https://t.co/DfY9Il2PHl
【糖分取りすぎによる心筋梗塞など心血管疾患死亡リスク】 摂取カロリーのうち糖分が10%未満の人に比べ、10-25%だとハザード比1.30,25%以上だと2.75と跳ね上がる。↓ Quanhe Yang et al. JAMA Intern Med. 2014 Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults
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One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between 1988 and 2006, and they discovered that people who had consumed more added sugar had a higher risk of death from heart disease. Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr https://t.co/68rMmHX4XT
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@anonemus349832 @PaysTara @Fatcows2 here's an actual report, not just one chart lol https://t.co/5uS6ArpObH
Added Sugar Intake and Cardiovascular Diseases Mortality Among US Adults https://t.co/APW44s8ZDq
Added Sugar Intake and Cardiovascular Diseases Mortality Among US Adults https://t.co/APW44s9xsY
@CowsEatGrassBlg Since you asked for a single study here's it: https://t.co/TzgR6bhPHv
Een hogere consumptie van toegevoegde suikers – vooral wanneer dit meer dan 25% van de dagelijkse calorie-inname omvat – is sterk geassocieerd met een verhoogd risico op overlijden door hart- en vaatziekten onder volwassen Amerikanen. #planetaryhealthdiet pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24493081/
@SamaHoole Add this in too... Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults - PubMed https://t.co/9NDEmUkUji
@OfficialADSOrg Exactly Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults - PubMed https://t.co/9NDEmUkUji
Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults - PubMed https://t.co/9NDEmUkUji
Las enfermedades cardiacas están más relacionadas con un consumo excesivo de azúcar que con la cantidad de colesterol en sangre. Aquí lo demuestran: https://t.co/5x3DdsxYiU
Incluso quienes mantienen un peso saludable pueden duplicar sus probabilidades de morir por problemas del corazón si su dieta contiene demasiado azúcar. Así lo indica un importante estudio publicado en JAMA Internal Medicine. DOI: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.13563 cerebrodigital.net/demasiad...
Incluso quienes mantienen un peso saludable pueden duplicar sus probabilidades de morir por problemas del corazón si su dieta contiene demasiado azúcar. Así lo indica un importante estudio publicado en JAMA Internal Medicine. DOI: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.13563 https://t.co/2zmYvSRjZ8
@Majid__mlt من الان مجدد چک کردم چون ۲-۳ سال قبل خونده بودم، حواسم به یه چیزی نبود این مطالعه صرفا دیتا بیس جمع کرده، ینی RCT نبوده بقیه مقاله ها اومدن از دیتای NHANES استفاده کردن برای بیماری ها برای مثال اینها https://t.co/FhHsLTH8fj https://t.co/LgMXiCfCss داخل اونها NHANES رو سرچ کنید
RT @FredsFarm247: Source: https://t.co/1PsYKcPoL1
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@jaredrrt @DoctorTro https://t.co/nw8HXMyI38 https://t.co/LkwKm62pSZ https://t.co/16GxrEgW59
Because, remember: added sugar can easily become as serious an addictive as alcohol, cocaine or worse. They also have health implications (See : Added Sugar Intake and Cardiovascular Diseases Mortality Among US Adults)
Parce que, rappelez vous que le sucre ajouté peut facilement devenir un addictif aussi sérieux que l'alcool, la cocaine, la met-amphétamine, et aussi avoir des incidences sur la santé (Added Sugar Intake and Cardiovascular Diseases Mortality Among US Adults)
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RT @89technical: @Dragofix @FinletLars @MariPantsar Considering Sugar is one of the leading causes of Cardiovascular disease I wouldn't go…
@Dragofix @FinletLars @MariPantsar Considering Sugar is one of the leading causes of Cardiovascular disease I wouldn't go around using anecdotal evidence to make some claim that being vegan is automatically healthy: Eating healthy is eating healthy. https://t.co/fDRdvSp65M
【糖分取りすぎによる心筋梗塞など心血管疾患死亡リスク】 摂取カロリーのうち糖分が10%未満の人に比べ、10-25%だとハザード比1.30,25%以上だと2.75と跳ね上がる。↓ Quanhe Yang et al. JAMA Intern Med. 2014 Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults
@dutchyankee2 @DrFrankLipman Do you mean like this? https://t.co/nSLb3oZGQn
@BareReality @drjamesdinic Sugar. Only CVD but there's tons more https://t.co/XBvNv2OVnk
#Health #Study: 'One of the largest & clearest studies linking added #sugar to #heartdisease was published by researchers at Harvard. Those consuming 10 - 25% of daily #calories from added sugars had a 30% increase in #death' @michaelgoran @ProfTimNoakes https://t.co/IAz70XrXA7
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @DiljanMansoor: 2/2 हेर्नुहोस् उक्त अध्ययनको पुर्णपाठ: https://t.co/p2TYwf6rFG
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
2/2 हेर्नुहोस् उक्त अध्ययनको पुर्णपाठ: https://t.co/p2TYwf6rFG
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Tho…
One of the largest and clearest studies linking added sugar to heart disease was published by researchers at Harvard. Those consuming 10 to 25 percent of daily calories from added sugars had a 30 percent increase in death. Here is the link to the Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr https://t.co/uReWO8TRox
RT @michaelgoran: Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of deat…
RT @michaelgoran: Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of deat…
RT @michaelgoran: Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of deat…
RT @michaelgoran: Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of deat…
RT @michaelgoran: Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of deat…
Research shows that consuming more than 25% of daily calories from added sugar leads to a three times higher risk of death from heart disease. Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr Learn how to protect your family from the excess sugar in our food environment in our book, Sugarproof. https://t.co/DfY9Il2PHl
A study in over 30,000 people found that those who consumed 17–21% of calories from added sugar had a 38% greater risk of dying from heart disease, compared to those consuming only 8% of calories from added sugar (Source (https://t.co/QIugJghvaz)).
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between…
RT @michaelgoran: One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between…
One of the largest studies linking added sugar to heart disease followed more than 10,000 men and women in the US between 1988 and 2006, and they discovered that people who had consumed more added sugar had a higher risk of death from heart disease. Study: https://t.co/6LU0pyIDDr https://t.co/68rMmHX4XT
Added sugar intake and cardiovascular diseases mortality among US adults. Yang Q, Zhang Z, Gregg EW, Flanders WD, Merritt R, Hu FB. JAMA Intern Med. 2014;174(4):516-524. doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.13563
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
RT @Mangan150: The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 cal…
The average American adult consumes 15% of calories as added sugar. That's something like 15 teaspoons of sugar on 2000 calories a day. https://t.co/budHToniwF
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