If you are drinking soda on a regular basis, you may not be drinking enough milk and could have a calcium deficiency, which slows bone growth. Poured directly on a bone, acidic liquids can dissolve certain minerals in the bones. Note that acerbic acid, an ingredient in many sodas and soft drink mixes, is an acid that can have this effect. Nothing should happen to your bones so long as the soda never touches them directly. You teeth, on the other hand would fall off if they were not as strong as they are, with enamel and such.
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The calcium in a chicken bone can be dissolved in acetic acid (vinegar)
Carbonated sodas have alot of phosphoric acid in them, this chemical has been shown to (in crude terms) eat away at the bone material. But unless your drinking 4 or more(not exact and depends on your diet) sodas a days its negligible and the calcium that you ingest in your regular diet is counteracting that effect.
Well, whenever you move, your muscles pull on your bones (bones are connective tissue). Bones act as levers for muscles. When you exercise, both muscles and bones are being used, and therefore are getting stronger. It might be very slight, but it's still there. I'm not sure about this part, but I think that in certain cases, bones will give up some of their calcium to give to muscles in order to detach myosin heads from actin, so that the muscle can relax.
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No. There is no reason to believe and more importantly no relevant studies that link cola drinks with weakened bones. Instead the problem usually comes from a lack of calcium in the diet.
it can make you bones weak and you also can get fat
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Eventually, it will. Eventually, Coca Cola will actually dissolve anything, but this could take a really long time. Especially since it's a rib bone :) You could try a tooth Teeth, are smaller and more fragile, so they dissolve fairly quickly
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Yes - cola drinks contain caffeine.
coke cola does effect your heart rate from all the caffeine in the drink. it makes your heart beat even faster
the coca cola company is positioned in the the soft drinks industry.