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PIOON dental expert research proves that drinking Coke for a long time will definitely hurt your teeth! Carbonated beverages such as cola have not only sugar components, but also a large amount of carbonic acid. The phosphoric acid and carbonic acid in carbonated beverages will react with tooth enamel, causing tooth enamel to decalcify, tooth minerals are dissolved, tooth surface becomes thinner and the surface becomes thinner. It becomes fragile and fragmented, and then the tooth is defective and the gums are exposed.

Once exposed to cold, heat, sour, sweet and other stimuli, the teeth will have severe soreness. It is called "dental erosion" in medicine. The caffeine contained in cola is not too much, but it is equally addictive. The artificial coloring in cola can also easily cause tooth staining! Some taxi drivers and children have obvious black teeth defects due to their long-term addiction to Coke. We call them "Coke teeth".

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It’s weird, but sort of. Kids drinking too much Coca-Cola disturbs their growing a bit, since kids need milk and water to grow easier. Coke just slows down the growth process a bit if you drink too much because you’re not drinking milk. So the answer is sort of. It can disturb the process if you drink too much.

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YES! The high sugar content and acids in soft drinks erode your teeths enamel and cause decay, which leads to cavities.

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A case typically holds 24 bottles or cans.

A case that holds 24 20 oz. bottles weighs 480 ounces, or 30 pounds.

A case that holds 24 12 oz. cans weighs 288 ounces, or 18 pounds.

A case that holds 12 12 oz. cans weighs 144 ounces, or 9 pounds.

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The coin will become much shinier. If you put ketchup on a coin for 4-5 mins. It will

also become shinier.

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Coca Cola is healthier. Less sugar, calories, etc.
Pepsi is it it dont have as much as sugar as coca cola

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Yes, when it was first invented.
Yes back in the day.

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My mom has Celiac's disease (Extremely allergic to gluten) and she drinks Coke all the time. Most soft drinks are gluten free. but Coke is, definitely. :)

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Sugar reaches the copper and they form a physical change

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not as bad as it usually is to drink soft drinks. just stickk to water it is healthy and hydrating!

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The pH or acid level of Coca Cola Classic is 2.5. For perspective, pure water is neutral at a pH of 7. Pure hydrochloric acid is extreme at a pH of 0. At the other end is at a pH of 14. You stomach is too acidic for all but the hardiest of living things to survive at a pH of 1.8-2. The higher the pH the more alkaline or basic. The lower the pH the more acidic. So, yes Coca-Cola is acidic, but not as acidic as the contents of your stomach. The acid in Coca Cola is not bad for your teeth in small amounts, but the sugar is. Be sure to brush often as the bacteria in your mouth have sugar and produce acids that are stronger than Coke, and stick to your teeth, that will cause cavities. If you drink a lot of acidic beverages (soda, lemonade, wine, V8, vinegar etc) it can cause irreversible damage to the protective enamel coating on your teeth, making your teeth more vulnerable to cavities and more sensitive to pain. To minimize acid damage, drink less acidic drinks, use a straw when drinking, or drink water / eat food after or with acidic drinks.

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Mostly because people preferred to buy their cold coffee drinks from Starbucks (which was marketed in supermarkets by Pepsi) or they didn't like the taste (Coca-Cola and coffee? No thanks). It was pulled from North American shelves in 2007, but (strangely) continues to sell extremely well in France.

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If you mean coca-cola - no.
If you mean cocaine - most likely. That stuff messes up your whole system and the menstruation is very sensitive to changes in the diet etc.

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Most sodas started out as medicines, and Coke contained cocaine until the ingredient was removed in the early 1900s.

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The caffeine could slightly burn your stomach or put like a rash or a cut.

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Yes

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They never did use coca leaves in the drink. It had extracts of cocaine and the kola nut in it in 1905.

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