Coca Cola announces further investment of Rs. 500 crores in India. The investment is one time and this will lead to Indians spending more on heath issues by at least Rs. 100 crores ever year for next 100 years !!!.. The first two ingredients listed on a can of Coca-Cola, or Coke, are water and high fructose corn syrup. Add to that some phosphoric acid, caffeine and caramel coloring, and you have a dark mixture of questionable nutritional content that can result in all sorts of negative side effects if consumed in high quantities. Read more : ehow/facts_5475536_bad-side-effects-coke.html Is there not any way to stop this ?? After all its the Bottle that cheers........ may be the health care guys only.... Bad Effects of Coca-Cola 5 tips to get the best mortgage rates (TopTipsNews) Last Updated: Aug 16, 2013 | By Jared Paventi Bad Effects of Coca-Cola Coca-Cola is the worlds best-selling soda brand. Photo Credit Jupiterimages/Comstock/Getty Images First brewed by Dr. John Stith Pemberton in 1886, Coca-Cola has grown into the worlds best-selling soda brand. According to trade publication Beverage Digest, Coca-Cola held a 17 percent share of the U.S. soda market in 2009, selling nearly 1.6 billion cases. For all its successes, Coca-Cola has been singled out on numerous occasions for its negative health effects. Sperm Count The possibility of spermicidal effects of Coca-Cola was first reported in 1985 in the New England Journal of Medicine. Two years later, researchers at Veterans General Hospital in the Republic of China found that while Coca-Cola did reduce sperm motility, it did not have a marked effect. In March 2010, Reuters reported the results of a Danish study showing that men who drank 32 ounces or more of Coca-Cola daily could reduce their sperm count by nearly 30 percent. The researchers believed that overall nutrition played a role as non-cola drinkers tend to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, consume less caffeine and have an overall healthier lifestyle.
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