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Soft drinks - connections

Soft drinks ->

Contains: Lactic acid
Contains: Phosphorus (Level: high)
Increases Risk Of: Osteoporosis (Consumption: too many; Basis: high phosphorus content)
Is A: High-phosphorus foods or beverages

Fracture risk assessment - connections

-> Fracture risk assessment

T-scores - Assesses

Sports drink - connections

Sports drink ->

Contains: Potassium, Sodium

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