These people were drinking a few cans of soda a day. Here's what happened to their health when they gave it up. More energy, Less bloating. And yes, some sugar cravings.

A new study suggests drinking soda may be even worse for the body than previously thought.

Data suggests Americans are reducing their soda consumption—but what actually happens when you drop the pop from your diet?

Bye-bye, sugar high. A new study suggests drinking soda may be even worse for the body than previously thought. A team of scientists from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research has found that ...

“Maintaining adequate hydration and avoiding excessive consumption of soda are essential measures for prevention,” Dr. Thales Andrade warned.

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"Maintaining adequate hydration and avoiding excessive consumption of soda are essential measures for prevention," Dr. Thales Andrade warned.