big_soda_companiesResearch out of Georgetown University recently criticizes a major staple in the diets of millions of people all over the world.

And not even critics of the Bloomberg soda ban can dispute the science behind this new study…that may deliver a punch to the financial chops of major beverage producers.

Find out who is in the diabetes hot seat now by reading on, and please join in the discussion that follows…

In a study conducted by Georgetown University, and released by major Wall Street banking industry Credit Suisse, beverage superpowers like Coke and Pepsi are targeted as major factors in the drastic surge of type 2 diabetes cases roaring around the globe.

The head of Credit Suisse research department Global Equity said, “We found that 90 percent of doctors in the United States, U.K. and Asia are convinced that excessive sugar consumption causes Type 2 diabetes.”

How does this relate to soft drink juggernauts Coca-Cola and Pepsi Co?

Well, recently data released by health advocate groups has suggested that type 2 diabetes has outpaced even obesity as the key concern for biggest health risks- showing that you don’t have to be overweight to be at risk for developing the preventable disease.

Billions of dollars are made each year by soft drink makers, whose 12-ounce drinks can contain as much as 10 teaspoons of sugar per can. The recommended daily intake for healthy, active people is not more than 6-8 teaspoons for the entire day. Many people will drink many more than 12 ounces in a single serving, as with the giant cups New York Mayor Bloomberg tried in vain to eliminate.

A strange dynamic in consumer attitude thus emerges. While consumers in general hold the individual responsible for obesity, attributing it as a lifestyle condition and not a disease, they view diabetes as a disease that is fueled and profited on by major beverage corporations.

The analogy has been brought up that it is no different than tobacco companies profiting on the preventable deaths and health disasters caused by their products.

What does this mean to Wall Street? As soon as sugared beverages become as socially unacceptable as cigarettes, those who are contributing to the diabetes epidemic with aggressive marketing schemes, putting profit ahead of health, will be in the crosshairs of consumer’s “kick the habit” list.

Ending diabetes forever doesn’t have to be an act of congress or a battle with the soda makers. This 3-step plan is proven to reverse type 2 diabetes in less than 30 days- without prescription drugs…