Is Coca-Cola a medical cure

Answer 1

It was initially sold as a patent medicine for five cents a glass at soda fountains, which were popular in the United States at the time due to the belief that carbonated water was good for the health. It was claimed that Coca-Cola cured many diseases, including morphine addiction, dyspepsia, neurasthenia, headache, and impotence. It didn't of course.

Answer 2

Cola syrup, the thick sweet concoction to which they add carbonated water to make the coke you drink, is sometimes used to treat nausea. When I was a kid pharmacies carried little bottles of it and doctors would write prescriptions for it. I'm not sure if they still do though.

Answer 3

Yeah coke used to have cocaine in it and it was used as a painkiller and helped people to druive. that's why everyone loves codeina now cause it was in coke an coke is good?

Answer 4

D Coca Cola Company ws introduced in 1886 and originated in USA by John Permute . Coke was originally used as medicine in drug stores across the U.S .

Answer 5

coca cola was a medicine for headaches, but when mixed with syrup, it was a great soft drink.

Answer 6

Yes, the prototype formulated at the Eagle drug and chemical company.

Answer 7

no. somebody droped cocoa syrup into carbonated water by accident and later made it into a drink, cocaine was later added and even later removed.

Answer 8

It is a soft drink, but was originally offered as a "pick-me-up" sort of drink. It is not a medical cure.

Answer 9

Headaches and stomach aches