6 Things That Happen When You Begin Drinking Coke On A Daily Basis

There Is An Increased Chance of Developing Chronic Disease

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There are truly many chronic diseases associated with a high intake of sugary, carbonated drinks including sodas. High blood pressure, kidney stones, diabetes, morbid obesity, chronic kidney disease, and cardiovascular disease, including an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, are some of the most serious ailments that can be caused by consuming this beverage on a daily basis. Soda will also increase the likelihood of liver disease similar to the kind that alcoholics are frequently diagnosed with. Diabetes rates have tripled in the United States since 1990, and can mostly be attributed to an increase in the availability of sugar laden drinks. These kinds of drinks even have a link with an increased likelihood of cancer, which will be discussed later in this slideshow.

You Have An Increased Risk of Cancer

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Science

Benzene is a well known cancer-causing carcinogen that occurs in the human body naturally. It is made during the process of benzoic acid, ascorbic acid, and iron stores combining in a chemical reaction usually caused by exposure to heat and/or light. Many people are now aware of the dangers of benzene within the body and soda companies have even reduced the levels of this molecule within their drinks. Although not taking benzene out of soda completely will increase the risk of cancer, on the whole, a general rule is to not consume more than 1 can of soda per week if you have to consume any at all. Coke is not the only company to have benzene within their drinks and many other sugary, carbonated drinks on the market will also contain levels that may increase the risk of various cancers.

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