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My saliva is sweet, is drinking coke doing this?
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Likely yes.: Imeediately after drinking it or if the coke bubbles up from the stomach. Long term, changes in the tastebuds or development of diabetes can also do this from the actions of too much soda (the sourness of it, makes other things tastes sweet afterwards for minutes to an hour).
Answered 11/27/2017
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