An analysis found that those consuming more than two liters a week of sweetened drinks face a significant risk of developing an erratic heart rhythm.
New research shows that those consuming more than two litres a week of sweetened drinks face a significant risk of developing an erratic heart rhythm. However, downing such drinks takes one closer to a serious condition, atrial fibrillation (AFib). The risk of stroke is highest in those with AFib, the study informs. Indian cardiologists, concur with the study’s findings.