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5 Reasons Why You should never drink Coke
People who watch their diet and keep track of what they eat and drink already know that coke should be avoided. This is what any doctor will advise you to do.

People who watch their diet and keep track of what they eat and drink already know that coke should be avoided. This is what any doctor will advise you to do.
The chemicals and sugar contained in fizzy drinks ruin your health. They are addictive and getting rid of this bad habit is not that easy. Do not drink Coke if you want to stay fit and healthy.
What harm does Coke do?
1. Bad teeth
Cavities occur when we consume too many sugary and acidic foods and drinks. Coke is no exception. It contains both and ruins the enamel. To fix the problem will cost you money. Dental work is never cheap. Of course, you can try and brush your teeth after drinking sodas, but the smarter choice is to avoid them and drink water instead.
via 5 Reasons Why Coke Is Bad For Your Health – WoMeN’s Life.
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