美国心脏协会：儿童与青少年每周喝含糖饮料不宜超过220毫升

Excessive co nsumption of added sugars promotes heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, tooth decay, and other health problems. For years, the American Heart Association has sensibly recommended no more than a bout six teaspoons of added sugar a day for women and no more than a bout nine teaspoons a day for men. Today the AHA is proposing new curbs on added sugars in children. Specifically, it recommends that children aged two to 18 co nsume no more than six teaspoons of added sugars per day, and that children and teens limit intake of sugary drinks��including sports and energy drinks��to no more than eight ounces per week. Children under age two should not co nsume foods or beverages with added sugars, according to the AHA.

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