Pancreatic Cancer And Soda Correlation
Study Shows Increased Soft Drink Intake Results In Increased Risk
Americans are living longer now than ever before, but unfortunately there are many more environmental and lifestyle choices that can reduce that life expectancy. One of those lifestyle choices that can lead to an increased risk of cancer, specifically cancer of the pancreas, is the daily consumption of a minimum of 2 soft drinks daily. According to a research study publication GPS tracking distributor Tracking System Direct uncovered through global news agency Reuters, it appears the culprit for the increased health risk is a form of sugar many soda companies use in their soft drinks.
The study, which was conducted in Singapore among 60,000 volunteers, showed that those who chose soft drinks over fruit juice had an 87% more likely/increased chance of pancreatic cancer. The doctors and scientists involved with the research study hypothesize that the sugar in the soft drinks acts as fuel and/or a potential catalyst for tumors.
Scientists working in the area of pancreatic cancer research believe that the abnormally high levels of sugar in many sodas results in the bodies increased production of insulin, something many in the scientific community believe results in increased pancreatic cancer cell growth in the body.
Tracking System Direct and all participating GPS tracking affiliates would like for all people to be cautious of their intake of soft drinks, exercise regularly and eat a healthy and balanced diet. Nothing in life is more important than good health.
If you have your health you have everything.
