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Do sweet drinks make you pee?
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Here are some ...: The commercially available sweet drinks may have the following three effects to make their users pee more often: supplying more water than what the body needs naturally makes more urine; sugar, especially in diabetic patients, acts like diuretics to pull more water out of the body; possible caffeine-containing sweet drinks will have diuretic effect like coffee. All together, make its users pee...
Answered 9/29/2016
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