If u don't drink Soda u r cucking urself

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It's not healthy to ditch carbonated drinks

For hundreds or thousands of years, the therapeutic value of carbonated mineral springs has been known. The belief that it was the water's lively gas content that made it therapeutic led Joseph Priestley to investigate ways to make artificially carbonated water, and in the process he discovered oxygen. Carbonated water had its medical vogue in the 19th century, but the modern medical establishment has chosen to define itself in a way that glorifies "dangerous," "powerful" treatments, and ridicules "natural" and mild approaches. The motivation is obvious--to maintain a monopoly, there must be some reason to exclude the general public from "the practice of medicine." Witch doctors maintained their monopoly by working with frightening ghost-powers, and modern medicine uses its technical mystifications to the same purpose.vAlthough the medical profession hasn't lost its legal monopoly on health care, corporate interests have come to control the way medicine is practiced, and the way research is done in all the fields related to medicine.

The fact that carbon dioxide therapy is extremely safe has led to the official doctrine that it can't be effective. The results reviewed by Yandell Henderson in the Cyclopedia of Medicine in 1940 were so impressive that carbon dioxide therapy would have been as commonly used and as well known as oxygen therapy, radiation treatments, sulfa drugs, barbiturates, and digitalis, but it was completely lacking in the thrilling mystique of those dangerous treatments.

@n9wiff

 

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if u don’t drink Sofa

 

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if u don’t drink Sofa

Sofa so good

 

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It's not healthy to ditch carbonated drinks





@n9wiff

Applies to seed oils aswell they are rich in vitamin E jfl if you dont spam seeds

 

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what's carbon dioxide therapy? just drinking soda?

 

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what's carbon dioxide therapy? just drinking soda?

I guess

I think ray peat also recommends bag breathing

 

[n9wiff]

I used to drink alot of Schweppes but nowadays not anymore

My main ick comes form the fact that there could be very high levels of microplastic and pollutants that come from the manufacturing and packaging processes of such commercial drinks.

Whether it'd be regular goyslop sugar soda in a bottle or canned plain soda.

Maybe if you have a carbonator to make your own soda at home, with the tanke being made of HDPE plastic specifically, then It would be non toxic.

Otherwise, I'd advice against ANY commercially produced drink if you want to live the non toxic lifestyle

 

[Never Get Up]

I would like to consult with this Ray Peat fellow.

 

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Raypeatard detected opinion rejected.

 

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I used to drink alot of Schweppes but nowadays not anymore

My main ick comes form the fact that there could be very high levels of microplastic and pollutants that come from the manufacturing and packaging processes of such commercial drinks.

Whether it'd be regular goyslop sugar soda in a bottle or canned plain soda.

Maybe if you have a carbonator to make your own soda at home, with the tanke being made of HDPE plastic specifically, then It would be non toxic.

Otherwise, I'd advice against ANY commercially produced drink if you want to live the non toxic lifestyle

I agree. But the benefits outweigh that imo. It helps digestion in my experience. Just sparkling water with lemon juice and honey