Monavie Health Club

Question: I drink 6-8 cokes a day, how will this affect my health in long term and short term?

(Posted by: on 2012-01-20 04:21:07)

i work out every other day, im very fit and my teeth are very good., iv been drinking them like this for over a year and a half now

Posted by: Rarri on 2012-01-20, 04:22:36

Probable weight gain....probable diabetes....definite teeth decay...

Posted by: Brandon on 2012-01-20, 04:22:40

Rots your teeth with how much sugar they got in each can ( SOFT DRINKS GOT ALOT OF SUGAR IN IT) Very Hyper possibly diabetes

Posted by: jelly snakes on 2012-01-20, 04:23:33

Wow. That's the amount of cokes I've had in my life.... Well it will be hard to stop with that addictive caffenie in it and there several tablespoons of sugar per coke in it so you'll get fat....

Posted by: Pulp Fiction on 2012-01-20, 04:23:41

It will not really affect your body. But it will affect your teeth the most, your teeth get the worst of it and you can get cavity's faster. The way you drink your coke, you are killing your teeth big time. I suggest you slow down on the coke if you want to save your teeth and really start brushing.

Posted by: lisainphilly on 2012-01-20, 04:23:58

Weight gain around your middle diabetes brittle bones tooth decay caffiene addiction

Posted by: yum yum! on 2012-01-20, 04:24:10

Carbonated soft drinks deplete you're bones. They slowly get more frail and that isn't good. When you get old you will most likely have joint or hip or other bone problems. If you must drink soda drink like 2a tops

Posted by: Astra on 2012-01-20, 04:26:59

Diet or full sugar variety? you will be full of gas and caffeine for a start! then there is all the sugar... bad for teeth and your blood sugar levels.

Posted by: Shiela Lim Delos Reyes on 2012-01-20, 04:30:18

Short term effect: if you notice that after drinking a can of soda you dont feel satiated and you need to drink more. Unlike water that satisfies your thirst after a few drinks. Long term effects: because of its high sugar content it can lead to diabetes and the carbonation can cause ulcer.

Posted by: GummyBearz on 2012-01-20, 04:33:41

I cut soda out of my life. It turns your bones to string cheese. Have you ever left a penny in coke cola, it eats it right up, is that what you want for your body. One coke a day can make you gain 15 pounds a year, for most people. In your case that might be untrue, but for others it just might be. Soda Will Dissolve your Tooth Enamel Each Additional Soda Increases Risk for Obesity by 1.6 times Children Who Drink Soda Break Bones More Easily Diet Soda Isn’t Any Better For those of you with a diet soda in your hands, the news isn’t any better, in fact it’s worse! Carol Simontacchi from her book The Crazy Makers: How the Food Industry Is Destroying Our Brains and Harming Our Children states, “One liter of an aspartame-sweetened beverage can produce about fifty-six milligrams of methanol. When several of these beverages are consumed in a short period of time (one day, perhaps), as much as two hundred fifty milligrams of methanol are dumped into the bloodstream, or thirty-two times the EPA limit.� So, you’re poisoning your body, too.

Posted by: Tony on 2012-01-20, 04:35:39

My friend, you are basically asking to die. Drinking that much coke per day, i'm sorry to say but you won't live a long life and beside those drinks are loaded with fatness, also it will affect your breathing in the long term and your teeth will become rotten sooner or later no matter how much you brush your teeth. Truth is you will have a huge dental bill and your body will suffer in many ways. Drink anything else but not coke or any drink like coke, Iced Tea is much, much better than coke. So drink that instead. However i'm not telling you to stop, just stop drinking sooo much. One can a week won't do any harm.

Posted by: Brad on 2012-01-20, 05:57:18

Mate it isnt very good for you, it will affect your teeth, and may affect your height growth slightly.