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    Carbonated Water water with carbon dioxide, which is a colorless, odorless glass that creates the bubbles characteristic of carbonated drinks. Carbonated water can help speed digestion, which is part of the reason why many people sip soft drinks for relief from stomach aches. DISAD/ SIDE EFFECT 3. Increase the risk of diabetes The high levels of sugar in soda can increase risk of diabetes. 4.Soda can cause osteoporosis( bone loss), damage teeth, kidney damage People who drink soda are at greater risk of kidney stones and kidney damage. 7. Triggers ulcer disease Soda makes their drinkers more likely to be exposed to and exacerbate ulcer disease. 8. Soda cause dehydration Levels of caffeine and sugar in soda can cause body dehydration. 10. Diet sodas are harmful Diet sodas contains aspartame…

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    History Did you know that soda is the number one most consumed beverage in the U.S., other than water? This is not good, considering soda causes many health issues. This essay is all about soft drinks, including where they came from, how they are made, and the health risks that soft drinks cause. Soda started a few thousand years ago. When Greeks and Romans discovered the medical benefits of mineral water, so they began to bathe in it. Then, in the late 1700’s, the Americans and Europeans…

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    are high-fructose corn syrup and carbonated water. Many people like drinking soda because they like sugar. Drinking soda now causes type two diabetes (Everyday Health Media). The percentage amount of kids drinking soda has rose from seventy-nine to ninety-one percent ("Sugary Drinks and Obesity Fact Sheet"). Soda becomes even more popular when the companies who make then begin coming up with new ideas for flavors. A little bit of sugar a day is good, but too much is bad for a person. A lot of…

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    Sugary Drinks Essay

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    Soda and other sugary drinks have been around for as long as I can remember. However, only recently I have seen an increase in the diversity of the beverage industry. They are inventing energy drinks and shots that claim to be a safe way to keep people alert and awake. In addition, now “healthier” options such as diet sodas or zero calorie drinks are being produced. Why would people choose these processed drinks over ones they know for sure are healthy such as water or milk? With adults learning…

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    Should Soda Be Taxed Essay

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    inde-pendently improve our soda habits, thus suggesting that government intervention may be helpful to improve the health of the population, and reduce medical costs. Government in-tervention in a market is warranted when market failures cause suboptimal intake. Market failures are present in the soda industry due to consumers, at times, inconsistent preferences, which provide short-term satisfaction but long-term damage; financial externalities caused by the fact that consumers do not bear the…

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    In my opinion, there should not be soda machines and vending machines for the students at GMS. Because, students would most likely not be able to stay focused during class, a lot of the students would be by the vending machines waiting to get something, causing them to be late for class. Some students can’t really focus while eating. Students are most likely to play while they are eating. The sodas in the soda machines will make the students hyper causing them to be even less likely to be able…

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    The mayor of New York City proposed that large sugary drinks should be banned because New Yorkers were getting overweight. Some people felt angry and upset about the decision, while others agreed with the decision. However, the courts ultimately decided to get rid of the ban because there were to many loopholes that made it difficult to enforce. The government should not ban large sugary drinks. One reason the government shouldn't ban sugary drinks is that people should have the right to choose…

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    Why Do People Drink Soda

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    of it and. Twhe soda Companies love that they're selling out extremely fast the coca cola companies and sprite corporation give back to the Community by giving out scholarships and by helping out foundations and charities and still today they continue to change the world for example if you watch a basketball game you might might see a pepsi or mostly a sprite add or commercial Soda is something people drink but they might not know how it may affects their health . I personally choose to…

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    People around the world choose sugary drinks over water. But what some people do not know is that drinking too much soda or juice can cause health problems. Sugary drinks are very bad for people because they can cause health problems, it is bad for the bones, and it can lead to obesity . One reason why people should not drink sugary drinks is because they are bad for a person’s health. In the text “Soft Drinks and Disease” it says people who consume sugary drinks regularly---- 1 to 2 cans a…

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    Junk Food Tax Soda is extremely unhealthy for everybody, it is so unhealthy Cook County, Illinois put a tax on soda. About two months after Cook County’s soda tax went into effect the county decided to repeal the tax. The tax had many legal challenges as well as implementation glitches and a multimillion-dollar media battle with the soda industry and public health. Soda should be taxed and more unhealthy items should be taxed as well. The United States Government should consider turning junk…

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