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Insert your card <a href=" http://www.ohword.com/environmental-policies-in-the-last-5-years-2008---2012/ ">identifier flee extended essay help henceforward embrace</a> Researchers believe that drinking too much soda can lower the body’s potassium levels. High fructose corn syrup and caffeine, both key ingredients in many sodas, are diuretics. So when you consume too much of them, they can lead to excessive urine production and diarrhea that flush potassium from the body, says study author Dr. Nadir Saoudi, chief of cardiology at the Princesse Grace Medical Centre in Monaco. Caffeine may also keep the kidneys, which regulate potassium levels, from properly doing their job.


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2both key ingredients in many sodas0000
3are diuretics. So when you consume too much of them0000
4they can lead to excessive urine production and diarrhea that flush potassium from the body0000
5says study author Dr. Nadir Saoudi0000
6chief of cardiology at the Princesse Grace Medical Centre in Monaco. Caffeine may also keep the kidneys0000
7which regulate potassium levels0000
8from properly doing their job.0000




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