coca cola

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I buy coca cola 2 liter bottles. When i first drink them, it's ok.
But, when they are a day old, I get weird stomach aches. What's up
with that?

The only diffrence is a drop in CO2 partial pressure. It is flatter. So why
that
makes you have stomach aches is a question I am now contemplating.

Maybe semi-flat coke is a useful diagnostic for something sinister...

OTOH, why do you feel OK after "fresh" coke?

Chypho...

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I buy coca cola 2 liter bottles. When i first drink them, it's ok.
But, when they are a day old, I get weird stomach aches. What's up
with that?

Carbonic acid.

Quit drinking that [censored].

It has NO nutritional value.......
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

i think it happens more with the lime version.

How much do you drink, generally speaking, and how much do you weigh?

TC

Quoted message said:

I buy coca cola 2 liter bottles. When i first drink them, it's ok.
But, when they are a day old, I get weird stomach aches. What's up
with that?

1-2 liters/day
165lbs.

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1-2 liters/day
165lbs.

You should get your head examined.

Quoted message said:

I buy coca cola 2 liter bottles. When i first drink them, it's ok.
But, when they are a day old, I get weird stomach aches. What's up
with that?

Ha, .... Hah, Ha!

Your comments reminds me of my mother.

I will suggest that next time you don't finish a bottle, put it in the
refrigerator so it wont rot and make you sick.

You have my condolences. 🙁

i did put it in the refrigerator.

i'll try leaving it out.

Quoted message said:

I buy coca cola 2 liter bottles. When i first drink them, it's ok.
But, when they are a day old, I get weird stomach aches. What's up
with that?

Switch to Pepsi. Coke has too much sugar.

Oras

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i think it happens more with the lime version.

Most of the brown sodas contain phosphoric acid. If you want the
caffeine, switch to Mountain Dew which doesn't have phosporic acid. To
the best of my knowledge, phosphoric acid hasn't been proven to be
harmful in the amounts in sodas, but some suspect that it will reduce
the body's store of calcium.

IIRC, it has been shown that substituting diet sodas for the sugar
sodas will help in weight control. It seems obvious, but someone did
the experiment.

--
Ron

Mountain Dew makes my eyes hurt

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Mountain Dew makes my eyes hurt

Just don't put it in your eyes.

Ron Peterson said:

Quoted message said:

i think it happens more with the lime version.

Most of the brown sodas contain phosphoric acid. If you want the
caffeine, switch to Mountain Dew which doesn't have phosporic acid. To
the best of my knowledge, phosphoric acid hasn't been proven to be
harmful in the amounts in sodas, but some suspect that it will reduce
the body's store of calcium.

IIRC, it has been shown that substituting diet sodas for the sugar
sodas will help in weight control. It seems obvious, but someone did
the experiment.

--
Ron

Check out http://www.dorway.com before consuming ASPARTAME laced
products.

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Ron Peterson wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

IIRC, it has been shown that substituting diet sodas for the sugar
sodas will help in weight control. It seems obvious, but someone did
the experiment.

Quoted message said:

Check out http://www.dorway.com before consuming ASPARTAME laced
products.

That website isn't very convincing. I am skeptical of Aspertame, but I
don't see a more attractive low-calorie sweetener. I have tried
sucralose, but have had some side effects from that and it doesn't have
a short half life in the body.

--
Ron

On 9 Jan 2006 07:23:39 -0800, Ron Peterson wrote in
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That website isn't very convincing. I am skeptical of Aspertame, but I
don't see a more attractive low-calorie sweetener. I have tried
sucralose, but have had some side effects from that and it doesn't have
a short half life in the body.

Try not using any sweeteners. Your taste will get used to it.

--
Enrico C

" zer iss no esscape 🙂) "

Enrico C said:

On 9 Jan 2006 07:23:39 -0800, Ron Peterson wrote in
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

That website isn't very convincing. I am skeptical of Aspertame, but I
don't see a more attractive low-calorie sweetener. I have tried
sucralose, but have had some side effects from that and it doesn't have
a short half life in the body.

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Try not using any sweeteners. Your taste will get used to it.

I may have spoken too soon. I just tried a Stonyfield Farm Light
Smoothie which is sweetened with Erythritol (a sugar alcohol). Since it
is a natural product and well tested, it should be safe in small doses.
Erythritol is only 70% as sweet as sugar and at least 10 times as
expensive, so it probably isn't going to make it into sodas.

--
Ron