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U know when students are going to school ( boarding school) the carbonated drinks are the easiest to pack for the kids. can you kindly help to advise?
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Don't do it.: Carbonated drinks (I'm assuming you are talking about soda/soft drinks) are linked to type 2 diabetes and tooth enamel erosion. Stick to water. Have a great day!
Answered 1/2/2017
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