Truvelisback:
What if a person eats well or eat good food, would it still have bad effect on the health of the person?

Truvelisback:
Good day, Fellas. I wanna know whether taking just a soft drink once everyday is bad to the health. From on Sarturday to Monday , i have been taking a soft(40cl Mirinda) along with food every afternoon. It was only yesterday that i didn't take a soft drink. No e be say e no hungry me ooo. I had to forcefully resist the urge of taking it. I felt there could be side effects.

Reference:


Even the fruits you will have to give up with age as your metabolism slows down.
They contain sugar as well, just not the poor quality type and not in any such quantities as in sodas.

notoriousbabe:
ko healthy bawo? Iro ni ye sir

SweetDipBenny:
If u exercise regularly u dont have to worry how many u take a day cos u body will need it

Saintinoo:

Stop it, it damages your body system. instead take soya milk, zobo or kunu.

SweetDipBenny:
If u exercise regularly u dont have to worry how many u take a day cos u body will need it

Emmerlee:


Where do you guys learn that diabetes is caused by sugar and soda? That's so untrue. You can help yourself with Google if in doubt.

Gkemz:


You're right. Because I was scared of the side effects of taking soft drinks which I consume alot, I had to prepare a zobo drink which I can take as many as I want without any harmful effect this Christmas.

Limassol:
Excess consumption of added sugar(typically found in soft drinks and cookies) is a risk factor for weight gain and obesity, which in turn are major risk factors for diabetes. So these guys are right while you are not, or do you wanna stretch further? provide evidences am waiting.

Truvelisback:
Good day, Fellas. I wanna know whether taking just a soft drink once everyday is bad to the health. From on Sarturday to Monday , i have been taking a soft(40cl Mirinda) along with food every afternoon. It was only yesterday that i didn't take a soft drink. No e be say e no hungry me ooo. I had to forcefully resist the urge of taking it. I felt there could be side effects.

Truvelisback:
Bros, it's just 40cl, just once in a day. Is it too much? I just managed to resist the urge yesterday even though resisting the urge wasn't that easy. By the way, i like to use am step down my afternoon food, like rice, BB(Bread and Beans) etc.

flokii:
Your regular soft drinks are worse than alcoholic drinks.. reason I laugh at some muslims who don't take alcohol but drink bigi and co. like their lives depend on it.

Truvelisback:
Good day, Fellas. I wanna know whether taking just a soft drink once everyday is bad to the health. From on Sarturday to Monday , i have been taking a soft(40cl Mirinda) along with food every afternoon. It was only yesterday that i didn't take a soft drink. No e be say e no hungry me ooo. I had to forcefully resist the urge of taking it. I felt there could be side effects.

Felabarmudia:


I think the question should be "is it ok to add addictive content to soft drinks?"
Most of the this drinks have addictive contents to stimulate contineous buying. As I de type so,there is a chilled bottle of coke beside me...

MrJames007:
What about me who takes beer everyday.

flokii:
Your regular soft drinks are worse than alcoholic drinks.. reason I laugh at some muslims who don't take alcohol but drink bigi and co. like their lives depend on it.

Patrictemmy:
Congratulations in advance to your insulin as you are damaging it.
By the time you start peeing in your body, you will know if its good or bad.

Truvelisback:
Good day, Fellas. I wanna know whether taking just a soft drink once everyday is bad to the health. From on Sarturday to Monday , i have been taking a soft(40cl Mirinda) along with food every afternoon. It was only yesterday that i didn't take a soft drink. No e be say e no hungry me ooo. I had to forcefully resist the urge of taking it. I felt there could be side effects.

Grandmeister:

The point is that the forbidden one is even less dangerous than the unforbidden one! Cigarettes is not forbidden in Islam but people die in their thousands every year from it. Do you know that fermented palm wine is alcoholic? But yet more healthy than your Pepsi and coke. What an irony.

flokii:


Islam should have made soft drinks forbidden too considering the negative health impacts on people..

Alcohol as we know is as old as time itself, maybe that's why your islam captured it as forbidden.

Karleb:


Which white people are you talking about?

The ones in Mars?

Jazzman01:


Very bad. It can lead to a wide range of diseases like diabetes, heart problems, kidney problems etc. You can search it on Google and you will see what it can cause if consumed daily.

VanuatuWycombe:


60 is even much. You don’t tell someone not to be a leper, so far such person can live in isolation.

Does anyone need to tell the OP that soda is not good for human consumption? He should go online to read or watch more about diabetes and cancers. I pray the side effect is reversible when he starts seeing the effect.

A whole C Ronaldo who has been more active than the OP in the last 20 years, with his billions of dollars that can buy the best medical care in this world, runs away from soda.

May be the OP prefers people to open GOFUNDME account for him later in his years or sharing one bank account for treatment of one ailment in one country.

Not breaking down now doesn’t mean he doesn’t have excess sugar in his body already. He should get a sugar level testing machine and be checking that every week and ask medical doctor for optimum sugar level for his body.

May be the OP likes being transferred from one hospital to another, or looking for certain scarce drug from one pharmacy to another.

Time shall tell.

porka:


Warren Buffett drinks 5 cans of Coke a day - here's why he switched from Pepsi after nearly 50 years

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/warren-buffett-drinks-5-cans-of-coke-a-day-heres-why-he-switched-from-pepsi-after-nearly-50-years/ar-BB1chM7k

Warren Buffett’s go-to order at this famous steakhouse may surprise you
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/09/heres-what-warren-buffett-likes-to-eat.html