Having said all this, it is not that Coke is a good thing.
Suffice it to say that as an occasional way to be happy, we don't need to kill sperm for coke, osteoporosis, corrosive digestive tract... Wait for the harm of excessive exaggeration and be afraid.
It is true that long-term cola drinking will corrode teeth.
If you only drink it occasionally, saliva will maintain a stable oral pH, and the teeth will be re-"re-mineralized" after a short period of "demineration", and there is no need to worry.
But drinking a lot of alcohol for a long time is definitely not OK.
Even sugar-free cola is only a "healthier" alternative than sugar cola, and it is better to drink water directly to get healthy, nor can it be used directly instead of water.
Be happy, save it until the critical time.
Uh-huh
Acknowledgements: This article has been professionally reviewed by Food R&D Engineer Gao Bowen
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