- balance
- Can replace milk or water in the diet
- Associated with poorer overall nutrition habits
Extra concern:
Frequent use during adolescence may interfere with peak bone mass development, which is crucial for lifelong bone strength.
Bottom line
Bone health depends heavily on:
- Calcium intake
- Vitamin D levels
- Physical activity (especially weight-bearing exercise)
Occasional consumption of these drinks is not usually dangerous, but regular, long-term intake—especially combined with low calcium diet—can increase osteoporosis risk.
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