The #1 Worst Drink to Have After 50, Says Dietitian

You could have eaten many pizza pieces and had a few drinks at nineteen. As you get older, you may find that your diet can harm your health.

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Many recent research on age-related disorders like Alzheimer's emphasize the importance to diet for longevity.

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Some drinks may make you feel good, while others may harm your health. In moderation, any beverage is fine, but for daily consumption, stick to water and green tea.

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"Hands down, sugar-sweetened beverages are the least healthy beverage option for people over 50," The Menopause Diet Plan co-

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author Hillary Wright told Eat This, Not That! "They do not provide a sense of fullness... Age raises insulin resistance risk, and sugar

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Soft drinks can also harm your mind and body as you age. Sugary drinks impair brain capacity and memory, according to a 2017 Alzheimer's & Dementia study. 

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Milk is more satisfying than sugar-sweetened soft drinks, according to a 2012 European Journal of Clinical Nutrition study.

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Even if you're craving a sweet drink, there are healthier alternatives to Coca-Cola. Chocolate milk also satisfies better than fizzy drinks

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If you can't handle moderation and want a soft drink every day, there are healthier alternatives. As a replacement, try flavored sparkling waters.

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