What happens to your body when you drink soda
- 8 years ago
The immediate effects of soda are well-documented. About 20 minutes after you finish the can, it hits you — 100 percent of your recommended daily intake of sugar, or 10 teaspoons.
Your blood sugar spikes, causing an insulin burst that tricks the liver into converting all sugars into fat. Within 40 minutes, caffeine absorption is complete, and the rest of your body responds accordingly: Your pupils become dilated, your blood pressure rises, and the liver begins to dump even more sugar into your bloodstream.
That’s only the first hour. Over time, a couple of sodas a day will start to affect nearly all parts of your body. For example: your brain, your lungs, your heart, your teeth...
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Your blood sugar spikes, causing an insulin burst that tricks the liver into converting all sugars into fat. Within 40 minutes, caffeine absorption is complete, and the rest of your body responds accordingly: Your pupils become dilated, your blood pressure rises, and the liver begins to dump even more sugar into your bloodstream.
That’s only the first hour. Over time, a couple of sodas a day will start to affect nearly all parts of your body. For example: your brain, your lungs, your heart, your teeth...
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