Andrews broke down the reasons that jazzed-up coffee and tea beverages could be detrimental. Added sugars: Syrups and sugar are common additions to coffee and tea, and they can significantly ...

Share on Pinterest A longitudinal study found no association between sweetening coffee or tea and a heightened risk of diabetes and all-cause mortality. Image credit: Trent Lanz/Stocksy.

Adding sugar to tea or coffee may not have a negative impact on our overall health, researchers have claimed. Diet advice drawn up by the Government in 2015 urged adults to limit sugar intake to ...

Researchers in Europe looked at data on Danish men and found that adding sugar to coffee or tea was not associated with an increased risk of diabetes or death due to cancer or heart disease.

“Based on our study I would rank black coffee, unsweetened tea and plain water higher than low-fat milk, fruit juice or artificially sweetened beverages,” he said. “Sugar-sweetened beverages ...

If you want to limit sugar intake, black coffee or tea might be a better pick, you'll just want to go for decaf or caffeine-free varieties if you're avoiding the stimulant. Like coffee and tea ...

In the quest for a better cup of coffee or tea, the shift toward natural sweeteners has become paramount. Beyond the traditional sugar bowl lies a realm of alternatives that not only satiate our ...

A recent study published in the journal PLOS ONE explored the association between the consumption of added sugar in tea and coffee and all-cause mortality risk in older Danish men using a 32-year ...