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11 Foods Rich in High-Fructose Corn Syrup You Really Want to Avoid

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Soda

Do you know what’s the biggest source of added sugar in our diets? No? Soda! Now… be honest, how many cans of soda you drink in a week? Two? Three? According to a recent study, only two cans of soda a week are enough to maximize your chances of diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and even stroke.

A single 12-ounce can of soda contains approximately 50 grams of added sugar. This translates to 13 teaspoons in one can! The daily limit of sugar for both men is 9 teaspoons, while for women is 6. So, by drinking just one can of soda, you exceed your daily limit.

No matter what type of sugar it contains, whether it is HFCS or not, soda is definitely not a healthy drink. Replace it with sparkling water and if you want to boost it, add some berries.

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