It's a sugar drink, obese. 180,000 deaths per year.

I don't know if I should say that, but it's a great warning to everyone who likes sweet drinks. A U.S. team released an announcement at the American Heart Institute that the result of drinking too much sugar causes obesity and even disease, and that, in turn, leads to death, is a global collection of 180,000 deaths each year.

The risk of obesity and sugar drinking water.

• One out of every 100 obese patients is due to sugar drinking.
• A TV award, lack of exercise, eating, and related checks on diseases caused by obesity. (Example: Cancer, diabetes...)
• These were the most common causes of death in Mexico.

The United States is third.
It's a little bit like this.
I don't know if it's Coke.

I hear that the most common cause of diabetes is "Sugarin Juice" in Central America.

You don't think the rich have anything to do with obesity?

Other interesting things about the deaths caused by this sweet drink seem to be really irrelevant to rich countries.

It's not good just because it's delicious, but it turns out that countries that are able to afford it and managed it spend so much money on health and education.
(Laughter)

Are you okay with household maintenance?

I'm sorry.