no it does not
Caffeine has been found to lower sperm count. The amount of soda needed to be consumed to dramatically lower sperm quality is about 1 liter per day
Not many things you eat can significant lower sperm count. If a person were to drink more than 1 liter of cola per day, they could have a reduction in sperm count of about 30%. Caffeine and alcohol lower sperm count, but only very slightly.
Mountain dew does it has a lot of acid more then coke and pepsi. Scientists belive that mountain dew can also lower your sperm count but the scientists are not sure and it is an urban myth.
No it can not. This is a myth.
Coke has a high caffeine content and acidity that may affect sperm motility and viability. Excessive consumption of coke can lead to increased oxidative stress in the body, which can harm sperm health. Additionally, the sugar content in coke can also negatively impact sperm production and quality.
Diet Coke and Mentos produce the largest spectacle.
If you plan on flushing your vagina with diet coke after sex with a male as an inexpensive means of birth control, it's probably not worth the risk. The acidity of the female vagina instantly kills 25% of sperm on contact. Another 20% of sperm are defected anyway. That leaves 55% of sperm under the influence of diet coke. Fun to think about in theory but too risky for birth control as far as I can tell. What happens if that sperm under the influence of diet coke makes it to the egg and fertilizes it. Are you sure you want a child that is 2/3 human and 1/3 Aspartame?
which soda can produces more fizz coca-cola or diet coke
enough for you to count by yourself
None. It is sugar and flavorings and water.
Diet Coke's aspartame contributes to the reaction, but any carbonated liquid will produce some effect.
Coke is better than coal for certain industrial processes and applications because it is a purer form of carbon with higher heat output and lower impurities. This makes coke more efficient and cleaner burning than coal, making it preferable for use in iron and steel production.