http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii Trying to lose weight or get fit? Better Body Journal has you covererd Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:34:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-13181 rashkinblog Mon, 19 May 2008 21:52:08 +0000 http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-13181 - soda has no beneficial effect for our body. its true! - soda has no beneficial effect for our body.
its true!

]]> http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-10571 antioxidants Sun, 02 Mar 2008 15:15:04 +0000 http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-10571 Aside from the ill effects of sugar that you ingest from soda, some also contains caffeine like coke, pepsi and mountain dew. Sugar plus caffeine - that's really bad - soda has no beneficial effect for our body. Aside from the ill effects of sugar that you ingest from soda, some also contains caffeine like coke, pepsi and mountain dew. Sugar plus caffeine - that’s really bad - soda has no beneficial effect for our body.

]]> http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-7301 Alcoholism Info Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:04:00 +0000 http://www.betterbodyjournal.com/diet-and-healthy-eating-articles/why-i-stopped-drinking-soda-part-ii#comment-7301 You have obviously listened to your body and did your research regarding drinking soda. Your discussion of the problems that are directly or indirectly associated with "liquid candy" sounds similar to the numerous drinking problems people experience when they drink an excessive amount of alcohol. There is, however, at least one other similarity between drinking too much soda and too much alcohol: drinking both products is highly advertised, over-glamorized, and so easily accepted in our society. I find it ironic to think that both products are so accessible and so accepted in our society that it actually takes a conscious effort for a person to sit down and do some logical thinking about excessive drinking, whether soda or alcohol, and the negative consequences that usually follow. You have obviously listened to your body and did your research regarding drinking soda. Your discussion of the problems that are directly or indirectly associated with “liquid candy” sounds similar to the numerous drinking problems people experience when they drink an excessive amount of alcohol. There is, however, at least one other similarity between drinking too much soda and too much alcohol: drinking both products is highly advertised, over-glamorized, and so easily accepted in our society. I find it ironic to think that both products are so accessible and so accepted in our society that it actually takes a conscious effort for a person to sit down and do some logical thinking about excessive drinking, whether soda or alcohol, and the negative consequences that usually follow.

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