The Effects of a glass of Coca Cola
The Coca-Cola company would have long since removed the traces of cocaine in ricettadella most famous drink: why?
was useless, 'overflowing' with respect to the effect that on the body without 'the help' of the drugs.
recounts it Blisstree , feeding site and trends, which explains step by step what happens in our bodies when we drink glass of Coca Cola.
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first twenty minutes - drinking a nice cold sip of our drink, ' ten teaspoons of sugar hit your system (more or less 100% of our recommended daily allowance).' Too much sweetness is countered by the phosphoric acid content in the beverage, it 'suppresses' the flavor allowing us to 'throw up instantly.' In the next ten minutes it all ends in blood sugar, causing 'a bomb insulin' and the liver provides 'converting all the sugar that is (and is a great deal) in fat'.
WITHIN FORTY MINUTES - Then, we conclude the absorption of caffeine. 'Your pupils dilate, your blood pressure rises, so the liver is forced to release more sugar in the blood'. As a result, after forty-five minutes after the body of the drink 'raise your dopamine production stimulating the pleasure receptors.' And this is more or less what he does heroin.
hour after - Chemical reactions in intestine allow 'a further acceleration of metabolism', the high quantity of sugar and artificial sweeteners also stimulates urine production, helped in this by the 'diuretic action of caffeine.' And while the "rave party" in our body begins to subside, the body goes into hypoglycemic shock , making us "irritable and / or apathetic." Also, at this point, we literally " pissed off all the water contained in the coca , evacuated along with valuable nutrients that our body could have used to hydrate your system or build bones and teeth stronger. " In subsequent hours, the site closes, the body will undergo a further collapse of caffeine.
Note of antibodies are commercially available versions of 'light' and 'zero' to offset the excess sugar by the addition of aspartame , the highly toxic effects of which are described in post: Sick Company: Food, Drink and Drugs
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