Neither are, of and by themselves, either healthy or unhealthy, when taken in moderaton. Pepsi has a high carbohydrate load, but also some sodium and caffiene, so you can see it as supplying calories and electrolytes, as well as a mile stimulant. For someone who's undernourished and dehydrated, this is probably a very good thing. For someone who's obese or hypertensive, this isn't so good. One can every couple of days isn't likely to do any harm. One case a day (24 cans in a case) would be more calorie and salt intake than you'd call safe. Regarding beer, while usually lacking in sugars (although not always), beer contains a decent load of ethanol or ETOH. ETOH ranks right there under fats and above sugars in KCals/mg loading, so again, if you're undernourished, this isn't a bad thing. Alcohol isn't helpful in cases of dehydration, so it's hard to make the case that a beer solves that problem, but hey -- beer tastes and feels good! And again, some folks find a beer or two now and again to be convivial and relaxing. No-one recommends drinking a case a night. So, I don't think either one is likely to be a major health factor unless over-used. In all things, moderation :}.
its scientifically proven which ever one you like more is healthier
* Dr. Pepper * Diet Pepsi, Coke, Dr. Pepper etc.
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Pepsi Co has Dr. Pepper now.
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No Pepsi does not sponser Sigage Dr Pepper does
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No. some one made it up from when Dr pepper did it years ago just replacing Dr pepper with Pepsi.
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Dr. Pepper is the oldest major soft drink, created in 1885; Unlike Pepsi or Coca Cola, Dr. Pepper has never been a cola; After David Letterman described Dr. Pepper as 'liquid manure' on his show, CBS received phone calls from the Dr. Pepper company, CBS promised never to re-air the episode.
After asking the Pepsi Co. I found that the density of Dr. Pepper is 1.02 g/ml.