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Coca-Cola not to blame for death - sister

The sister of a woman whose partner claimed she died because she drank too much Coca-Cola says she does not hold the company responsible. Ref. Source 1

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Beautiful Coca Cola Ad Highlights the Gift of Life, Joys of Parenthood

A new television commercial Coca Cola has produced for its new Coke Life product is drawing rave reviews from pro-life people because it celebrates the gift of life and the joys of parenthood.

The ad shows a young couple with a positive pregnancy test and tracks them through the growth of their baby into toddlerhood and the ups and downs and crazy fun of having a baby. The ad concludes with a second positive pregnancy test and the father, drinking a Coke, initially looking outraged and quickly his surprise turns into sheer joy. Ref. Source 1

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Has Coke gone too far this time?

WHAT would you do for a free ball? Parents are outraged at what Coca-Cola wants young Aussie athletes to do for relatively meager rewards. Ref. Source 7

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Coca-Cola was something I never was interested to drink and I always rather to try something else. These days, there are just some beverages you just cannot trust, who knows how much sugar or caffeine is added in this drink.

Edited: Felipe on 18th Dec, 2014 - 12:23pm

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How Coca-Cola affects your body

A PHARMACIST has revealed what happens to your body up to an hour after drinking Coco-Cola ... And it may turn you off the popular beverage forever. Ref. Source 1w

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Coca-Cola Stopped Sponsoring the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

The American Dietetic Association (ADA) is the world’s largest association of nutrition professionals. They claim to be devoted to “improving the nation’s health.” They promote a series of Nutrition Fact Sheets. Who writes them? Industry sources pay $20,000 per fact sheet to the ADA and explicitly take part in writing the documents. The ADA then promotes […] Ref. Source 1b

Coca-Cola Coke - Page 4

Eh, just swish with some water afterwards, chew some gum, or best of all, brush your teeth. As long as you don't drink an all-Coke diet, it's not that terrible. That being said, many people don't bother doing any of those things, which is bad for teeth.

Like anything sweet, overindulging in any soda is bad for you. Coke is bad in large doses, but so is chocolate, alcohol, red meat, or just about anything. I'm just waiting for the study that tells us chick peas and lettuce cause cancer. It seems like you can do nothing healthy, if you listen to the scientists.