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Study Links Drinking Soda With Higher Risk of Baldness For Men

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Study Links Drinking Soda With Higher Risk of Baldness For Men

Study Links Drinking Soda With Higher Risk of Baldness For Men

Study Links Drinking Soda, With Higher Risk , of Baldness For Men.

A study suggests that drinking soda could increase the chances of going bald.

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A study suggests that drinking soda could increase the chances of going bald.

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'New York Post' reports that researchers at the Tsinghua University in Beijing found a link between drinking sugary drinks and male pattern baldness.

'New York Post' reports that researchers at the Tsinghua University in Beijing found a link between drinking sugary drinks and male pattern baldness.

According to the team's finding, drinking just one soda a day was associated with a 57% higher risk of developing male pattern hair loss.

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According to the team's finding, drinking just one soda a day was associated with a 57% higher risk of developing male pattern hair loss.

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“Sugar-sweetened beverages,” or SSBs, are any drink high in added sugar, including sports drinks, sweetened coffee and tea.

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According to data from the Cleveland Clinic, half of men lose their hair by the age of 50.

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The same data also suggests that 25% of bald men first experience hair loss before the age of 21.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 63% of adults over the age of 18 drink at least one sugary beverage every day.

The team behind the most recent study found the highest intake of sweetened beverages among the youngest people surveyed.

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Researchers suggest the correlation is due to "unawareness of the harmful effects" of sugary drinks.

'NYP' reports that the study also found links between SSB intake and psychological health, suggesting sugary drinks fuel a vicious cycle of depression and anxiety


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