This drink is terrible for the liver.

When it comes to liver damage, it is usually thought of alcohol immediately, but research has shown that the liver has much more damage than another drink, perhaps more popular.

Unlike alcohol for soft drinks, there is no minimum age for consumption, and these are drinks that, according to new research, cause more damage to the liver.

The conclusion was made by health experts from Boston Medical University and was published in the magazine “Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology”.

It was based on some of the research conducted since 1948 in the town of Framingham, Massachusetts, as part of the so-called Framingham Heart Study, which has since studied the lifestyle impact (such as smoking and dieting) in health.

In the recently released conclusion, scientists stress that participants have been observing them since 2002, at an average age of 48-63. A little over half the participants were women.

Participants reported how often they drank soft, soft drinks, and experts studied how common the obese liver was. Non-alcoolitic fatty liver can cause cirrhosis of the liver, but it can also cause me problems like liver zooming, which in turn causes pain.

Fat liver can be prevented by eliminating sugar from the diet. Frequent consumption is considered to be all from one or more times a day to one and more times a week.

People who occasionally drink sweet drinks, which means once a month or less than once a week, also had a little more fat accumulated in the liver than people who did not drink it, writes Eat This.