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Given that the effects were not seen in diet soda, it's fair to discount the possibility that carbonation plays a role. Since fruit juice has a mild lengthenin
by nkozyra 12y ago
Given that the effects were not seen in diet soda, it's fair to discount the possibility that carbonation plays a role. Since fruit juice has a mild lengthening effect, it might be minimally positive.
- kalleboo 12y agoThe effect were also not seen in sweetened non-carbonated beverages, so it must be some interaction between the sweetening and the carbonation.
- nkozyra 12y agoI would be careful with words like "must" when there are this many variables involved. It could be fiber, the types of sugar, etc. We do know that carbonation alone isn't causing this and fruit juice doesn't cause this.