Women of old age should avoid sweet, because it can cause your death.

Eating and drinking sweets has become a part of our lifestyle. The person drinks tea, syrup or lemon, but for your information, let us tell you that eating sweets can spoil your health badly.

Eating and drinking sweets has become a part of our lifestyle. The person drinks tea, syrup or lemon, but for your information, let us tell you that eating sweets can spoil your health badly. According to a report published in CNN, drinking sugar-sweets daily can increase the risk of liver cancer or chronic liver disease. Especially in those women who have become old or whose age is considerable. According to a report published in the decal journal JAMA, the lifestyle of women aged 50 to 79 in America has been looked at, especially what they drink. The shocking revelation in this research was that women who like to drink more sweets are 1.75 times more likely to get liver cancer than others. 

Even a glass of sweet drink a day is a threat to your life

The researcher told that women who drink at least one drink with sugar in the day. Among them, the risk of liver cancer is very high in women who eat less sugar, or rather, it becomes 1.75 times more in them. On the other hand, the risk of chronic liver disease increases by 2.5 times in people who drink more alcohol. Which can also become the cause of death. 

Older women should be careful about eating sweets

207 women got liver cancer and 148 died of chronic liver disease. However, according to research, women who drank different types of sweet drinks. Liver problem has increased a lot in them. According to a report published in the 'Journal of American Medical Association' (JAMA) Network Open, author Longgang Zhao said, "To our knowledge this is the first to report an association between consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and chronic liver disease mortality." is study. If this research is confirmed, then we can move forward on the right path to prevent liver disease. 

They said more studies are needed to validate this risk association and determine why sugary drinks increase the risk of liver cancer and disease. Dr Pauline Emmett, senior research fellow at the University of Bristol, told the Science Media Center in the UK. We know from the evidence that it is worth thinking twice before drinking a sugar-sweetened drink every day. Reported by the New York Post.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 56,000 people die of chronic liver disease each year in the United States. Due to which it becomes the ninth leading cause of death in the country. About 11,000 women in the United States get liver cancer, and 9,000 die from it each year.

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