Weight Gain
Weight gain results when you consume more calories than your body burns. A 12-ounce serving of cola contains 140 calories, often called "empty calories" because they provide no nutritional value. Drinking one can of cola a day for four weeks is equivalent to ingesting 3,920 extra calories, or a gain of 1.1 pounds if the calories are not burned. A 160-pound person must walk for 27 minutes at 3.5 miles per hour to burn off the calories in one can of cola, according to the calorie-expenditure analysis provided by the MayoClinic.com. If these calories are not burned, you may gain more than 12 pounds in one year. Additionally, sweet-flavored sodas may disrupt appetite signals and promote cravings for other sugary foods.
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