Soda contains caffeine which is a drug. Like any other drug, the dependency determines the effects of stopping the drug. For most people there will be period of time when you crave soda and have these urges that can be simply irritating to extreme agony to fight.
If you are a heavy, chronic soda drinker, your body might start going through withdrawal--you feel more exhausted, your head hurts, inability to concentrate, pain in the stomach and restlessness.
Chemically, caffeine is an "upper" or a stimulant. When your body is used to consuming it immediately cutting off your caffeine intake will result in more lethargy or exhaustion. Withdrawal symptoms peak at an average of 48 hours and can last 1-5 days.
He should see a physician immediately.
Cut out all the junk food and processed foods. Quit drinking sodas and get out and excerise .
Quit is one! (quit drinking it)
Quit drinking
Social drinker or not, if you start drinking the time in which you will quit (if you ever do) varies based on the person.
you just quit, unless you an alcoholic then you should go to AA meetings or rehab
When you quit a job, the benefits stop immediately.
It is easier with help. See the Related Question.
simple.....you go to a doc.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Think of quitting alcohol then make a sure decision to quit and after that don't drink with a commitment.
If people stop drinking abusively, their health will improve. If moderate drinkers quit drinking, they increase risks to their health and longevity. That's because abstaining is a risk factor for poor health and shorter life.
To stop drinking soda just start drinking something else like water or another type of liquid