soft drinks: Cold drinks health

Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Cold drinks health

Cold drinks are not that harmful, except for the fact that you may catch a cold if you consume too much at the wrong time. I'm not against cold water at all. It is aereated drinks that are the real criminals.An experiment was conducted. Teeth were dropped in a bottle full of Pepsi and Coke. Both teeth completely dissolved in 2 - 3 days! These aereated drinks rot away the bones and the enamel of the teeth. Consuming these once in 6 months or a year is fine, but frequent consumption can be quite harmful.Also, these drinks contain Carbon-di-oxide (CO2) which is what makes them 'fizzy'. Cold aereated drinks are extremely injurious to health, even if manufactured by reputable companies.Now, here's a scary thought. The roadside vendors or local tea shops ask you to return bottles after use. Why do you think they do that? It is because they refill those bottles with coloured water, which looks exactly like the drink your favourite company manufactures. Who knows what that water is made of, or where it is taken from? Who knows how safe the colouring is? A whole host of diseases can be waiting to jump on you. The same can be said of sherbets.