The carbonation in soft drinks makes it harder to gulp down enough fluids and may cause indigestion. The high sugar content of soda (and some juices) causes insulin levels in your blood to rise, which leaves you feeling sleepy and tired. Drinks containing caffeine and/or alcohol will increase fluid loss, which may contribute to dehydration.
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Yes, soft drinks are available in Japan, and some Japanese people do drink them.
it is just a difference in speech, same as calling a garage sale a yard sale & vice versa. Soft drink also refers to the drink not being a hard drink (a hard drink is a drink with alcohol). Since soda/soft drinks do not have alcohol, they are called soft drinks.
"Hard" drinks contain alcohol. Anything without alcohol is a soft drink.
Soft drinks are generally acidic.
Citric acid is found in soft drinks.
Soft drinks have a pH under 7.
the soft drink with the most fizz is pepsi.
depends if it is more than one
Because it is addictive.
bubble tea and green tea are drinks that the Japanese drink
Soft drinks is a $61 billion a year industry
Soft drinks are soda-based drinks which do not contain alcohol or its components... thus it is also called a non-alcoholic drink. Alcoholic drinks are alcohol-based drinks... also known as hard drinks.