Dangers of Softdrink, do you already know?

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The average pH of soft drinks, is 3.4. This acidity is strong enough to dissolve teeth and bones! Our human body stops building bones at around the age of 30th. After that the bones would dissolve every year through the urine depending on the acidity of the food intake. All Calcium who gathered late in the arteries, veins, skin, tissue and organs, which affect kidney function in assisting the formation of kidney stones. Soft drinks have no nutritional value (in terms of vitamins and minerals). They have higher sugar content, more acidic, and lots of additives such as preservatives and dyes. Some people like to take cold soft drinks after each meal, guess what's the impact? As a result, our bodies have the optimum temperature of 37 so that digestive enzymes to function. The temperature of cold soft drinks is far below 37, sometimes close to 0 degrees This reduces the effectiveness of the enzymes and put pressure on our digestive system, digesting less food even food is fermented by the soft drink they will. The fermented food produces bad smelling, gases, decays and forms toxins, which are absorbed by the intestine, circulated by the blood throughout the body of toxins spread has resulted in the formation of a variety of diseases. Some Examples A few months ago, there was a competition in Delhi University Soft Drink Who can drink the most? The winner drank 8 bottles and died on the spot because too much carbon dioxide in the blood and oxygen deficiency .. After that, the rector banned all soft drinks in all the university canteen. Someone put a broken tooth in a bottle of Soft Drink, and within 10 days of the dissolution tooth! Teeth and bones are the only human organs remained intact during the annual after man dies Imagine what the drink is in the intestines and stomach lining is smooth! How do you think about this article? Do you like soft drinks? Usually you drink how many times? (a week) How often do you drink water in a day? Are there any who do not like water? why? Thanks.