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Kidney Health and Kidney Disease : Consuming carbonated or aerated drinks can surge the risk of kidney diseases. According to dieticians' diet or non-diet carbonated drinks are poisonous for our kidneys.

Study suggests carbonated or Aerated drinks are poisonous for kidneys; can lead to chronic diseases and kidney stones; Know more

Consuming carbonated or aerated drinks can surge the risk of kidney diseases. According to dieticians' diet or non-diet carbonated drinks are poisonous for our kidneys.

Consuming carbonated or aerated drinks can surge the risk of kidney diseases. According to health experts, carbonated drinks are poisonous for our kidneys.

Kidney Health and Kidney Disease :&nbsp;Kidney diseases can happen due to various reasons. Even though drinking enough water, leading a healthy lifestyle and involving physical activities can combat kidney diseases, consuming carbonated or aerated drinks can surge the risk. According to health experts, carbonated drinks are absolutely poisonous for our kidneys. &nbsp;
A 2015 study suggests that drinking more than 4 sugar-sweetened carbonated drinks per week can prone chronic <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/world-kidney-day-2022-expert-shares-tips-on-how-to-ensure-good-kidney-health-1646914862434">kidney </a>diseases. High sugar content in these drinks damage blood vessels in the kidneys, increasing the chances of diabetes.&nbsp;
Another ingredient found in such drinks is Phosphoric Acid which can also lead to kidney stones and other kidney diseases. The risk becomes higher for individuals with a family history of kidney diseases. So, keep a check on your consumption of soft drinks with high sugar content. &nbsp;
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From Yaari-dosti Taaza-Maaza to Har Mausam Aam, these Maaza campaigns have always won our hearts. 
And this time, Indian Fruit drink brand Maaza has beaten imported beverage, Coke to become the highest sold drink in India.
According to reports, Maaza had reported total sales of Rs 2,826 crore in FY21 in the domestic market, which is higher than the sales of Coke in India.
Maaza's History: Manufactured from the Coca-Cola Company, Maaza is the premium fruit juice brand that is almost synonymous with juicy mangoes grown in the tropical climate of the Middle East.Known popularly as the Coca-Cola Man, RJC or Ramesh Chauhan had created the leading soft drinks brand Maaza along with some of the other successful brands namely Limca, Citra, and Thums Up.
In India, currently, Maaza is ranked at No. 3 brand and Limca is the sixth brand in terms of sales volume in the overall beverage category.

The flavor of Maaza beats Coke to become the highest sold drink in India

Indian Fruit drink brand Maaza has beaten imported beverage, Coke to become the highest sold drink in India



Coke or Maaza? 

In India, currently, Maaza is ranked at No. 3 brand and Limca is the sixth brand in terms of sales volume in the overall beverage category.&nbsp;

From&nbsp;Yaari-dosti Taaza-Maaza&nbsp;to&nbsp;Har Mausam Aam,&nbsp;these Maaza&nbsp;campaigns have always won our hearts.&nbsp;
And this time,&nbsp;Indian Fruit drink brand Maaza&nbsp;has beaten&nbsp;imported beverage, Coke to become the highest sold drink in India.
According to reports, Maaza had reported total sales of Rs 2,826 crore in FY21 in the domestic market, which is higher than the sales of Coke in India.
Maaza's&nbsp;History:&nbsp; Manufactured from the Coca-Cola Company, Maaza is the premium fruit juice brand that is almost synonymous with&nbsp;juicy mangoes grown in the tropical climate of the&nbsp;Middle East. Known popularly as the Coca-Cola Man, RJC or Ramesh Chauhan had created the leading soft drinks brand Maaza along with some of the other successful brands namely Limca, Citra, and Thums Up.
In India, currently, Maaza is ranked at No. 3 brand and Limca is the sixth brand in terms of sales volume in the overall beverage category.

Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages can lead to an increase in liver fat, study finds. 

Sugar-sweetened beverages can lead to an increase in liver fat: Study

New research has found a drink that could lead to higher levels of fat in the liver. Watch to find out!

Not just alcohol, THIS everyday drink can damage your liver too

Sugar-sweetened beverages can lead to an increase in liver fat: Study
Fatigue &amp; pain are common symptoms but liver failure is also a possibility
Researchers examined 1,636 participants with an average age of 50 years
Early stages of NAFLD can affect one in every three people in the UK: NHS

The liquid causing the most damage to your liver may not actually be booze, according to a new study. It&rsquo;s soda.

A new study from the Boston University School of Medicine has found that drinking sugar-sweetened beverages can lead to an increase in liver fat. The study was published in the journal Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a condition where&nbsp;fat&nbsp;builds up in the liver. This disease is common in people who are overweight or obese. Fatigue and pain are common symptoms but liver failure is also one of the possibilities.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/love-energy-drinks-watch-this-before-you-pick-another-bottle-1619167106808">Love energy drinks? Watch this before you pick another bottle!</a>
For the study, researchers examined 1,636 participants with an average age of 50 years. Participants reported on the amount of sugar-sweetened beverages or soda they usually consumed.
As per the findings, people who consumed sugar-sweetened beverages more frequently, had a 2.53 times increased risk of NAFLD compared to non-consumers. As per the NHS, the early stages of this condition affect one in every three people in the UK.
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