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Why do we drink "soft" drinks?
Why do we drink "soft" drinks at all? Yeah sure they may taste good but they are empty calories & can affect women's and men's bone growth & strength. I really hate to say what I'm about to say, due to the fact that I drank coke for many years. Yet after hearing it could clean rust off of metal I got curious and I tried it and guess what... It worked! I put a rust covered skeleton key in a glass. Then I poured Coca Cola into the glass covering the key. I went to bed, and when I woke up and saw the results I deiced then I would never drink Coca Cola again. I personally think Coca Cola may be one of the worst... it's great for clean rust off of metal. So now I ask you this, why in the heck does something like that need to be in your body? And what’s so "soft" about them? |
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