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Title: WHY DO I NEED TO BE SUGAR SAVVY?


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WHY DO I NEED TO BE SUGAR SAVVY?
Soda Free Summer is a trademarked effort of
Alameda County Public Health Department
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BANPAC.org BANPAC / Bay Area Nutrition
Physical Activity Collaborative is a regional
collaborative of public and private organizations
involved in nutrition and physical activity
promotion The Network for a Healthy
California-Bay Area Region Increasing
Fruit Vegetable Consumption Increasing Physical
Activity Levels Increasing Food
Security Increasing Chronic Disease Prevention
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BE SUGAR SAVVY
  • 4 STEP PRESENTATION
  • We Are Eating too Much Sugar
  • Re-think Your Drink
  • Show Me the Sugar!
  • Be Sugar Savvy

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Obesity Rates are Soaring in America
  • Adult obesity has doubled since 1980
  • Since 1990 rates have jumped in every state in
    Nation
  • 1990 2006

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2000 Soda is largest source of added sweeteners
for children
Soft Drinks
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Trend Sweetened Drink Consumption
ml/day
(Jacobson, 2001)
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Trend Per Capita Soft Drink and Milk Consumption
(USDA/ERS, 2003)
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  • 1993 Energy from beverages added to, and did
    not displace, energy consumed in other forms
  • Fructose
  • De Castro, 1993

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  • 1996 Daily calories higher on days when an
    energy-containing beverage was consumed at lunch.

Mattes, 1996
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1999 Daily Calories increase with amount of
soda consumed
CSFII 1994 Harnack L., 1999
Soda consumption
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2001 For each additional serving of sweetened
beverage consumed over 1.5 years, the risk of
overweight increased by 60
Ludwig, 2001
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Better options!
  • Here are a few ideas for how you can incorporate
    more water rather than sugary drinks into your
    lifestyle.
  • Add a slice of orange, lemon, lime, or cucumber
    to your water for zero calories and lots of
    flavor.
  • Choose water over sweetened beverages at the
    vending machine
  • Keep water at your desk, in the car, and in your
    bag to have it when you need it. Before long
    youll find yourself reaching for it without a
    second thought.
  • Dont like the taste of water? Use a straw. You
    wont taste water as much, because it will skip
    part of your tongue.
  • If you like the bubbly aspect of soda and want to
    get your daily water needs, try drinking
    seltzer/club soda/carbonated soda. Seltzer also
    comes in lots of different flavors too.

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BE SUGAR SAVVY
  • 4 STEP PRESENTATION
  • We Are Eating too Much Sugar
  • Re-think Your Drink
  • Show Me the Sugar!
  • Be Sugar Savvy

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Soda Free Summer Brochure Cover
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Special thanks to our funders
  • Kaiser Permanente
  • The Health Trust
  • Shape Up San Francisco
  • Alameda County Public Health Department
  • First5 San Francisco
  • First5 Santa Clara
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