You see this?
Americans are no longer the world’s biggest consumers of sugary drinks
Yup.
And we haven't just fallen from 1 to 2.
We've fallen from 1 to 3.
"In a new study published in medical journal The Lancet, researchers found that while the US had the highest per capita sugary drink consumption in 2000, in 2014, Chile took the top spot with 190 calories per person per day sold. The US is now in third place with sales just under 160 calories per person per day. Mexico came in second place, but consumption is falling. The US is followed by Argentina, Saudi Arabia and Germany. In many countries, even as sales of soda drop, other sugar-sweetened beverages like energy drinks and flavored-waters, are on the rise."
Read all about it:
"160 calories per U.S. person per day"
How in the world do they accurately track statistics like this?
And how do we know those statistics are true?
Out for now.......
Matt