Parents were warned to limit their children's consumption of soft drinks amid fears over the safety of a commonly-used preservative, which 'can wreck your child's DNA'. Will this finding affect how much soft drink/pop you allow your child to consume?
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No, my kids very very rarely drink soda in the first place.
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1. My kids are all adults so the 'duh' answer would be 'No.' 2. I would like to see some credible proof of this claim.
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It is affecting MY soft drink consumption. I try very hard to drink water and green or black tea. Hydration is important and soda dehydrates and the carbonation is bad too, even if you drink dietetic soda.
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Well, even if the DNA problem is not valid, sugar and caffeine water is of no nutritive value. I know people who caused themselves diabetes by drinking large quantities of pop. I don't buy soda. Only about once a month during summer do I drink it as a treat.
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