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does soda hurt you ?
does soda hurt you when your trying to get your body into shape? if so, how?
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Tons and tons of sugar = rapid conversion of that sugar into bodyfat.
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also lots of sodium. which makes u
retain water
. thas y if u cut out sodas and high sugar drinks. and jus drink water, u end up losing like 10 pounds very quickly even tho it may be
water weight
that u lose
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