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If 1L of diet soda per day in your diet is making you worry then your diet is probably pretty healthy overall. That's less than 3 cans. Have a look at what 7/1
by wmil 9y ago
If 1L of diet soda per day in your diet is making you worry then your diet is probably pretty healthy overall.
That's less than 3 cans. Have a look at what 7/11 sells as a single serving.
- dpark 9y agoRephrasing it as 3 cans of soda doesn't make it sound good. 3 cans a day is quite a bit. It might be healthy (or not), but I'm pretty sure 1000 cans/year is well above average for the typical western nation.
- seanp2k2 9y agoI wouldn't be so sure about that. Soda drinkers I've met who are really into it tend to go through a few 12-packs a week. As a kid, I'd play Quake with a 2L of Cherry Coke each night, and I've known others who did the same with Mountain Dew. Live and learn, I suppose.
- Forlien 9y agohttp://www.businessinsider.com/americans-are-drinking-less-soda-2016-3 http://www.businessinsider.com/americans-are-drinking-less-s... says 41 gallons per capita in 2014. Converted, it's 0.4252 liters per day, so a liter per day is more than double the average.
- mark-r 9y agoI wonder what the difference is between mean and median in this case?
- wmil 9y agoThe standard deviation must be pretty high. There are lot people who drink almost no soda.
- ericdykstra 9y agoThat's per capita; not everyone drinks soda. A liter per day could certainly be the average for soda drinkers.
- dpark 9y agoWell, I specifically called out typical western nations and not just the US. I see a lot of soda drinking in the US and never saw very much in Europe. I don't think American soda consumption is actually typical (or healthy).
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