Drinking soda will definitely pack on the fat when you are older. It will also make you a lot more tired. Oh, and destroy the enamel of your teeth of course.
Absolute win.ProtoKun7 said:I can certainly say that has never happened to me.DJ91990 said:Get knocked into a comma
If I did get knocked into a comma, would that be punchtuation?
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Shinigami357 said:LOL. Dihydrogen monoxide = water... muahahahahaha!!!
Veho said:Shinigami357 said:LOL. Dihydrogen monoxide = water... muahahahahaha!!!
Dihydrogen monoxide is water, and so is oxidane (mentioned above), as are hydric acid, hydrogen hydroxide, hydrogen oxide, hydrohydroxic acid, hydroxic acid, hydroxilic acid, oxidane, ?-oxido dihydrogen and, in the UK, corporation pop.
Happy?
basher11 said:i drink grape drink. not juice, drink.
water, purple, sugar.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/04/...in2330142.shtmlQUOTE said:"What we saw was that the more diet sodas a person drinks, the more weight they were likely to gain," she says.
That finding was a big surprise, but it reflected what nutritionist Melainie Rogers saw in her work with obese patients in New York. "When we would switch them on to diet soda off regular soda, we weren't seeing weight loss necessarily, and that was confusing to us," Rogers says. But why would diet soda make some people gain weight? There are only theories at this point but it may be as simple as people consciously eating more because they think they can. Khristianne Corro says, "If I'm having one of those pig out days, then yeah, I figure maybe it'll balance it out a little bit." And Tomczak says, "I'm drinking the diet soda and you know let me have that hamburger and fries, instead of just the hamburger alone." Researchers say physiology may also play a role. "When I put anything to my stomach that's not water then my stomach responds by increasing the gastric acid secretion," Fowler says. "Does that increase my sense of hunger and does that drive me to eat more?" If diet soda really doesn't take the weight off, it wouldn't be the first time a diet product failed to perform as expected.
SoulSnatcher said:Diet Soda isn't good for you. More specifically, your weight. I can't be arsed to write all about it in my own words so here is a quote from an article.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/04/...in2330142.shtmlQUOTE said:"What we saw was that the more diet sodas a person drinks, the more weight they were likely to gain," she says.
That finding was a big surprise, but it reflected what nutritionist Melainie Rogers saw in her work with obese patients in New York. "When we would switch them on to diet soda off regular soda, we weren't seeing weight loss necessarily, and that was confusing to us," Rogers says. But why would diet soda make some people gain weight? There are only theories at this point but it may be as simple as people consciously eating more because they think they can. Khristianne Corro says, "If I'm having one of those pig out days, then yeah, I figure maybe it'll balance it out a little bit." And Tomczak says, "I'm drinking the diet soda and you know let me have that hamburger and fries, instead of just the hamburger alone." Researchers say physiology may also play a role. "When I put anything to my stomach that's not water then my stomach responds by increasing the gastric acid secretion," Fowler says. "Does that increase my sense of hunger and does that drive me to eat more?" If diet soda really doesn't take the weight off, it wouldn't be the first time a diet product failed to perform as expected.
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/OnCall/story?id=4271246&page=1
So people who drink only water must be super fat, right?omgpwn666 said:I believe it would cause weight gains because fat asses eat more when they take in less calories from their drinks. Every time I see a really fat guy walk into the store, I'm like, "He's gonna come out with 6 bags of chips and a diet coke"... He came out with a diet Mountain Dew, I was close.
Veho said:Shinigami357 said:LOL. Dihydrogen monoxide = water... muahahahahaha!!!
Dihydrogen monoxide is water, and so is oxidane (mentioned above), as are hydric acid, hydrogen hydroxide, hydrogen oxide, hydrohydroxic acid, hydroxic acid, hydroxilic acid, oxidane, ?-oxido dihydrogen and, in the UK, corporation pop.
Happy?
Blood Fetish said:So people who drink only water must be super fat, right?omgpwn666 said:I believe it would cause weight gains because fat asses eat more when they take in less calories from their drinks. Every time I see a really fat guy walk into the store, I'm like, "He's gonna come out with 6 bags of chips and a diet coke"... He came out with a diet Mountain Dew, I was close.
You are a little young to be judging people's obesity.