Carbonation In Soft Drinks
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Say Goodbye to Flat Soda: 4 Hacks to Keep Your Soft Drinks Fizzy for a Longer Time
Want your soft drinks to stay bubbly longer? These tricks are perfect for those 1- or 2-litre bottles, or when you can't finish a smaller one at once!
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Drinking Soft Drinks Can Harm Your Bone Health In These Many Ways
According to nutritionist Lovneet Batra, drinking soft drinks can cause a condition known as hypocalcaemia
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Coca Cola, Pepsi May Improve Men's Sexual Health - New Study Finds
It was also found that high doses of carbonated drinks may also improve testosterone secretion in the male. Read on to know more.
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Starbucks Tests Carbonated Drinks, Files Trademark Application
Starbucks has filed a trademark application for the term "Fizzio" as it continues to test carbonated drinks.The Seattle-based coffee company says in the filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that the trademark would be for machines that make...
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Soft drinks related to metabolic syndrome
There is an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome in middle-aged adults who regularly drink carbonated soft drinks, even calorie-free ones.
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Say Goodbye to Flat Soda: 4 Hacks to Keep Your Soft Drinks Fizzy for a Longer Time
Want your soft drinks to stay bubbly longer? These tricks are perfect for those 1- or 2-litre bottles, or when you can't finish a smaller one at once!
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Drinking Soft Drinks Can Harm Your Bone Health In These Many Ways
According to nutritionist Lovneet Batra, drinking soft drinks can cause a condition known as hypocalcaemia
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Coca Cola, Pepsi May Improve Men's Sexual Health - New Study Finds
It was also found that high doses of carbonated drinks may also improve testosterone secretion in the male. Read on to know more.
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Starbucks Tests Carbonated Drinks, Files Trademark Application
Starbucks has filed a trademark application for the term "Fizzio" as it continues to test carbonated drinks.The Seattle-based coffee company says in the filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that the trademark would be for machines that make...
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Soft drinks related to metabolic syndrome
There is an increased risk of developing metabolic syndrome in middle-aged adults who regularly drink carbonated soft drinks, even calorie-free ones.
