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The internet is full of myths about soda, juice and other beverages. We're here to bring you the facts. - America's beverage companies

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@ClevelandClinic @ClevelandClinic: That said, America’s bev companies are working together to support efforts to reduce sugar from our beverages by providing more choices with less or 0 sugar, smaller sizes & clear calorie information up front. 2/2

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@ClevelandClinic @ClevelandClinic: It’s important for people to know that all bevs, either w/ sugar or w/o, are safe as part of a balanced diet. The authors of the study acknowledge there is no evidence of causation & should be reviewed with ‘cautious interpretation of the results.’

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@dailyhealthpost Per @SweetenersAndU: “there is no evidence that low-calorie sweeteners could cause or increase the risk of cardiovascular disease”: https://t.co/osp9UjPRwr. America’s beverage companies offer choices with less & 0 sugar to help ppl cut sugar intake: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@WebMD @WebMD: Soft drinks are safe to consume as part of a balanced diet. As the authors acknowledge, this research does not indicate otherwise. Bev companies are committed to innovation and working to reduce the sugar people get from beverages via more options. https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@NaturalNewsHR Low- and no-cal sweeteners used in bevs, and 1000s of foods, have repeatedly been found safe by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration & regulatory agencies around the globe. Not to mention decades of scientific research: https://t.co/zqPBxZGYn3

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@WebMD @WebMD: Beverages that use low- and no-cal sweeteners are not driving complex health conditions such as diabetes or related conditions. Worldwide government safety authorities verify the safety of these products and ingredients: https://t.co/mFVtnC2vkr

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@LivingSafely U.S. Dietary Guidelines confirm soft drinks & other bevs with sugar can be part of a balanced diet. Of course, no one should overconsume sugar. That’s why we’re working to reduce sugar intake from bevs by offering more products with less or 0 sugar: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@MultiBriefs @MultiBriefs: U.S. Dietary Guidelines confirm soft drinks can be part of a balanced diet. America’s beverage companies don’t think anyone should overconsume sugar. That’s why we’re helping ppl reduce sugar from bevs by offering more low & 0 sugar options: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@dailyhealthpost Per @SweetenersAndU “there is no evidence that low-cal sweeteners could cause or increase the risk of cardiovascular disease”: https://t.co/osp9UjPRwr. America’s beverage companies are helping ppl reduce sugar by offering choices w/ less & 0 sugar: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@ClevelandClinic @ClevelandClinic: Bevs that use low- and no-cal sweeteners do not uniquely causestroke or heart issues. Worldwide gov’t safety authorities verify the safety of these products and low & no-cal sweeteners:https://t.co/zDbA1BCjjX

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@WebMD @WebMD: This study fails to disprove that soft drinks – both with & w/o sugar – are safe to consume as part of a balanced diet, as acknowledged by its authors. No one should overconsume sugar, and we stand by the safety and quality of our products. https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@WebMD @WebMD: Beverages that use low- and no-cal sweeteners are not driving complex health conditions such as diabetes or related conditions. Worldwide government safety authorities verify the safety of these products and ingredients: https://t.co/mFVtnC2vkr

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@focusedonhealth Per CDC data, food, not bevs, is the #1 source of sugars in the U.S. diet. While science confirms bevs w/ sugar can be part of a balanced diet, we agree ppl should not overconsume sugar. We’re doing our part by offering more less & 0 sugar options: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@focusedonhealth @focusedonhealth: Low- and no-cal sweeteners used in some bevs and 1000s of foods have repeatedly been found safe: https://t.co/mFVtnC2vkr. Studies show low- and no-cal bevs can be an effective weight loss tool: https://t.co/3bYgeqjYY0

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@ClevelandClinic @Cleveland Clinic: Bevs that use low- and no-cal sweeteners do not uniquely cause stroke or heart issues. Worldwide gov’t safety authorities verify the safety of these products and low & no-cal sweeteners: https://t.co/zDbA1BCjjX

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@IFT @IFT: Soft drinks – with & w/o sugar – are safe to consume & this research does not prove otherwise. America’s bev companies are working to reduce the sugar ppl get from beverages by introducing more options than ever before with less & 0 sugar: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@WebMD @WebMD: Beverages that use low- and no-cal sweeteners are not driving complex health conditions such as diabetes or related conditions. Worldwide government safety authorities verify the safety of these products and ingredients: https://t.co/mFVtnC2vkr

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@FortuneMagazine Soft drinks are safe to consume as part of a balanced diet. As the authors acknowledge, this research does not indicate otherwise. Bev companies are committed to innovation and working to reduce the sugar people get from beverages via more options. https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@Medscape This study fails to disprove that soft drinks – both with & w/o sugar – are safe to consume as part of a balanced diet, as acknowledged by its authors. No one should overconsume sugar, and we stand by the safety and quality of our products. https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7

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@LIVESTRONG_COM @LIVESTRONG_COM: Beverages with sugar are safe to consume as a part of a balanced diet & this research does not prove otherwise. America's bev companies are working to reduce the sugar ppl get from bevs by introducing more options with less & 0 sugar: https://t.co/vJhgHixHW7