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6. Absolutely

Mon Jan 14, 2013, 02:34 PM

Jan 2013

But that will happen in the same time span as tobacco companies admitting cigarettes cause cancer, about 40-50 years.

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Coca-Cola to address obesity for first time in ads [View all] Redfairen Jan 2013 OP

they can get rid of High Fructose Corn Syrup if they are serious Botany Jan 2013 #1

I agree JazzQuipster Jan 2013 #2

I agree with that. Diet Coke is my drink of choice. Stringfellow Hawke Jan 2013 #5

Absolutely Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #6

That was my first thought liberal N proud Jan 2013 #7

Are you sure about that? oberliner Jan 2013 #10

I'm positive. your brain reacts differently to fructose Viva_La_Revolution Jan 2013 #17

Interesting oberliner Jan 2013 #18

That ain't going to happen.... Stuart G Jan 2013 #13

IMHO if you drink soft drinks you must be nuts. zeemike Jan 2013 #3

I have not made a pledge to stop drinking soda adieu Jan 2013 #8

the burger's not the problem Psephos Jan 2013 #9

I'm aware of the carbs factor in weight gain adieu Jan 2013 #11

I'm with you there. :) n/t Psephos Jan 2013 #12

If you're curious about what goes into your burgers Demobrat Jan 2013 #20

I had a lot harder time giving up burgers than I did soda. zeemike Jan 2013 #16

I've not given up on burgers either adieu Jan 2013 #19

Sounds like they are taking the NRA approach to Gun control angrycaveman Jan 2013 #4

Outstanding Post...well said..blame the consumer...nt Stuart G Jan 2013 #14