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I don't drink water, mostly coke. constant headaches, nausea, bad taste in my mouth and sweating while i sleep. hubby says due to toxin buildup, true?
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NO: No such thing. Drinking carbonated drinks, especially with sugar, may eventually result in weak bones, obesity, poor sleep, etc. Forget about "toxin" but try healthier drinks. See your dr about your symptoms.
Answered 9/29/2016
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