Low Calorie Beverage Consumption Is Associated with Energy and Nutrient Intakes and Diet Quality in British Adults

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51% of Brits don't consume sugar sweetened beverages https://t.co/dQy0KQN40B - so limited scope of taxing sugary drinks.

#Dietdrinks do not=weight gain. Study found people drinking diet beverages take in less calories overall. #advisor https://t.co/jGerj2QKf9

Diet #soda drinkers have better diet quality that's similar to that of non-soda drinkers, new study says: https://t.co/HFoysxiCy4 #Advisor

RT @SeanLucan: Sugary drink consumers have lower #diet ;quality & higher #energy ;intake vs. non-consumers https">@NMSociety">https://t.co/coK7Bmo9nq @NMSociety…

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