(world health organization).
that's one reason both the united nations and the world health organization released guidelines in 2003 that say sugar should account for no more than 10% of daily calories. in a 2,000-calorie-a-day diet, that's just 200 calories -- or eight heaping teaspoons of table sugar at 25 calories each. a single can of regular soda, with the equivalent of 10 teaspoons, would put you over their recommendation.
what are chances of getting sick? let's see . . . for 2008-2010 . . ..
do yourself a favor and do some old school research, eat less, change your diet and if needed lose some weight. 