Post: 9 Facts to make you stop drinking a Pepsi
02-26-2011, 06:53 PM #1
ShinigamiUzi
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1. Soda does not satisfy thirst. Many commercially and popular brand sodas contain sodium. Sodium is a form of salt and makes you more thirsty. Many Americans already consume far more sodium in processed foods than the
daily recommended amount.

2. Soda can be addictive. If you drink soda pop every day, try going just one day without it and see how you feel. You will probably be in a bad mood until you get your soda kick. That should tell you something. If you drink soda with caffeine you will likely experience withdrawal symptoms including headaches, anxiety, fatigue and nausea. It could take several days for the symptoms to go away if you were a heavy soda drinker and just stopped consuming it.

3. Medical Studies have shown that Sodium benzoate has been linked to cancer because when it is mixed with the additive vitamin C in soft drinks, it causes benzene, a carcinogenic substance.

4. Carbonated sodas are often packaged in bottles and cans, and although these containers can be recycled, they still add more garbage to our environment. Not everyone recycles and even with items that are recycled, they are not 100 percent recyclable, there is some waste in the recycle process. Additionally it takes energy and manufacturing processes to recycle. If you switched to tea or filtered tap water as your beverage of choice there would be far less garbage generated.lol :P

5. Space. If you stopped drinking soda and instead made your own iced tea or lemon water, you would require less storage space for beverages and it would take less energy and time to lug your beverages from the grocery store.

6. The Teen Effect. Studies have shown that growing teens who consume soda in large quantities have bone weakening and low bone density because they are lacking in calcium rich beverages.

7. The New Tobacco. Doctors, such as Paul Plasky, M.D. regard soda as the new tobacco. He believes soda vending machines should be removed from hospitals the same way many public places have been forced to become
smoke-free. He says fluids are for thirst and rehydration and believes soda is simply a harmful holdover from the 1950's.

8. According to the Beverage Institute, "fluids are important for healthy heart function and play a role in regulating blood pressure. Dehydration decreases cardiac output, which may lead to increases in heart rates and reduced blood pressure."

9. Soda harms your teeth. Ask your dentist. Even if you drink sugar free soda, the acid content in sodas can be destructive to enamel tooth surfaces.
I remember in the first grade a teacher placed teeth in a glass of soda and after a few weeks it was obvious how destructive the soda was even to a hard object like a tooth. It was shocking.

I hope this Thread has helped you a lot ,At this moment you know the truth so stop drinking from this moment to avoided cancer.
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02-26-2011, 07:03 PM #11
AgentJon
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I also love coke Smile.
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02-26-2011, 07:05 PM #12
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Originally posted by RoboCop2010 View Post
btw, they don't know if soda gives you cancer. The only reason why they say that is because they jacked up some rats with lots of pop and they had contracted cancer. Good post though. =D

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I drink Diet Pepsi all the time and am nowhere close to being an addict.

Well did I say that everyone will become addicted? No. All I said was that there are studies showing that diet sweeteners have a higher rate of addiction than caffeine.
02-26-2011, 07:05 PM #13
Kombust
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I drink a can of cock cola nearly everyday, Im not adicted, I brush my teeth (with toothpaste) which protects my teeth. I dont want iced tea or lemon water because coke tastes nicer.
02-26-2011, 07:09 PM #14
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I hear if you pour coke into your mouth and pepsi into your mouth at the same time, it will cause a chemical reaction such as coke and mentos... xD

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Originally posted by Megan
I drink a can of cock cola nearly everyday, Im not adicted, I brush my teeth (with toothpaste) which protects my teeth. I dont want iced tea or lemon water because coke tastes nicer.

Source please? :p
02-26-2011, 07:15 PM #15
Securing_Bravo
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Hmm pepsi/coke is too nice, you just drink it for fun, get another drink it for fun then you just think... I has to stop this 0.0
02-26-2011, 07:15 PM #16
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I drink regular and flavored water. Sweet tea every once it awile. That's it :y:

Unless I'm playing a sport, in which I might drink Gatorade.
02-26-2011, 07:20 PM #17
ShinigamiUzi
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Originally posted by RoboCop2010 View Post
btw, they don't know if soda gives you cancer. The only reason why they say that is because they jacked up some rats with lots of pop and they had contracted cancer. Good post though. =D

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I drink Diet Pepsi all the time and am nowhere close to being an addict.


I'am sure of that .
02-26-2011, 07:28 PM #18
disgrace
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Hmm.. nice information.
02-26-2011, 07:33 PM #19
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Originally posted by mastersdinner View Post
Here, you forgot to include the source :y: You must login or register to view this content.

Ok ,I'll soon

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