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    Gluten free diets are becoming popular among adults lately because they believe it is beneficial to their health, however it is medically necessary by some because of Celiac’s disease. Celiac’s disease is a condition that creates inflammation in the small intestine, and damages the lining. This prevents necessary components of nutrition from being absorbed. The damage to the lining of the intestine comes from a reaction to eating gluten. The cause of celiac disease is unknown. However,…

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    Almost all recipes can be adapted to become gluten-free. Following are some guidelines to adapting recipes to gluten-free: 1. Focus on the wheat-containing ingredients and their functions, as these will need to be adapted with a substitution. Try to choose “main meal” recipes with very little flour or gluten-containing ingredients for the bulk of a meal. An example would be breading or flouring of meats, which can, in most cases, be omitted. Simple fruits and vegetables as accompanying sides…

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    The Gluten-Free Diet

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    The Gluten-Free Diet A gluten-free diet, at its most basic, is a diet that excludes gluten and all foods that contain gluten, such as wheat, barley, rye, and triticale (a wheat-rye hybrid). The goal of such a diet is to reduce the inflammation that gluten causes in the digestive system of individuals with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. If you have a mild gluten sensitivity, you might be able to get away with a little exposure now and then, but for those with serious allergies or…

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    To do this, I have found various websites that help me understand my project better. First off, I found a website called Mental Floss, with the heading of “Why do Diet Coke and Mentos React” to figure out why Diet Coke erupts with a Mento. The eruption is so powerful, you can create a soda rocket from it. The ingredients in the Diet Coke and the Mentos along with the structure of the Mento allow for the eruption to happen. It happens because of carbon dioxide bubbles exploding out extremely…

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    Pepsi and Diet Coke use testimonial advertising through visual images, colors, verbal messages, and font size. Also it uses One Direction, Drew Brees, and Taylor Swift to get consumers to buy their product. Testimonial advertising, is described when an advertiser uses a public figure to promote their product. Visual images, are described as something that goes on an advertisement that help promote the product. Colors, are described in an advertisement to bring out light or darkness that a…

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    Nowadays, Coca-Cola and Pepsi will instantaneously jump in consumers’ mind when talking about soft drinks market worldwide. Carbonated soft drinks (CSD) has played an important role in securing the major revenue in soft drink market, until a global health and fitness trend changed consumer preferences around 1990s. This trend led to a prosperous emergence of low calorie and non-carbonated drinks around the globe, which brought both cola giants to shift their targeted sales into emerging markets…

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    PepsiCo president believes that a healthy diet can meet consumer demand for businesses; obesity will be an opportunity rather than a threat. Pepsi implementation of a unique classification system in the United States to distinguish more healthy food, this system is based on standard independent body made up of health experts developed and established. Marked with a green marker are relatively healthy brands, including diet Pepsi. In this competition, Pepsi sales in supermarkets for the first…

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    For example, a Diet Slim Can Pepsi advertisement provides the calorie amount, features of the can, and the options to choose from. PepsiCo information is intended to make the consumer think, "it has zero calories, a smaller can versus a regular size can.” The following are all benefits and direct appeals of the product that is being advertised, direct appeals are generally effective for manifest motives, since these are motives that consumers are aware of therefore, will discuss for instance,…

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    Aspartame In Diet Drinks

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    brain are destroyed. Moreover, aspartame present in diet sodas can cause sugar craving and weight gain. Although the product is artificial, aspartame tricks one’s brain into thinking that he/she is consuming sugar. The ingredients in carbonated drinks will increase one’s desire for sugar, enticing him/her into consuming more delights containing sugar. Unfortunately, diet soda has been linked to weight gain, and the primary reason for it in diet cola consumers is their propensity to consume more…

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    actually a manipulative tyrant? Critics of Beyoncé’s Pepsi advertisement argue that she has no business selling the sugary beverage because of its confliction with her “Let’s Move!” campaign and her influence over children as a celebrity. According to the article Is It OK for Beyoncé to Sell Soda, “sugary beverages, particularly soda, are making Americans sick” and “these drinks have been linked to weight gain and obesity.” Therefore, by being in the Pepsi commercial, Beyoncé is promoting the…

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