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Is drinking diet soda give you get cancer?
There is no scientific proof that drinking diet soda can give you cancer.
What are the health effects of drinking soda?
1 main effect is Kidney Infection
Is drinking soda bad?
Honestly, yes. Drinking soda is very bad for you. It's been shown to increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, kidney failure, etc., can lead to weight gain, and is loaded with caffeine, which is basically a drug. Soda can be very addicting, so try to drink it very rarely (or better yet, not at all).
Does drinking cola increase the risk of developing kidney disease?
According to an article that appeared in the New York Times, a study conducted by the National Institutes of Health indicates that drinking two cans of cola (not just any soda) per day doubles the risk of contracting kidney disease.
What is soda and what does it do to your kidneys?
Soda is an sugary drink. It can't hurt your kidneys unless you only drink soda for a long period of time. If soda is all you drink you can get a kidney infection/kidney stones.
How do you quit drinking soda?
To stop drinking soda just start drinking something else like water or another type of liquid
Can drinking soda get you dumb?
No.
Can warm soda kill you?
Drinking warm soda will not kill you.
What causes of kidney stones?
little ruballias forming inside causing a cancer like effect
Can you poop out your kidney?
Cysts that can form on your kidneys can pop. The phrase "pop a kidney" comes from the fact that too much soda pop can cause severe kidney problems. This is because soda is extremely acidic. Eventually, kidney disease can lead to kidney failure, requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant. This is caused by the phosphoric acid present in soda pop, that causes urinary changes, promoting kidney stones, leading to kidney failure.
Is drinking diet soda good for you?
no, its no better than real soda.
What would happen if you let the soda sit for a day?
If you let soda sit for a day, it will go flat and lose its carbonation. The bubbles that give soda its fizz will escape over time, resulting in a less satisfying drinking experience.
