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Of course it doesn't. For the same reason Subway doesn't have fresh ingredients.
You don't need a study to know that none of the Soda drinks are of any help to any humans. Humans lived without soda for very long time until someone invented Pepsis and Cokes and .... and they are not something you use to help yourself for anything. So why bother?
Please use better logic. Also, fetishizing ancient things is an impediment to progress.
The long term survival of the human species in the presence of something is (weak) evidence that the thing isn't harmful, but the logical inversion isn't true. That is, the survival of the human species for a long time without something is neither a valid argument for nor against that thing's benefit.
You don't need a study to know that none of the Soda drinks are of any help to any humans. Humans lived without soda for very long time until someone invented Pepsis and Cokes and .... and they are not something you use to help yourself for anything. So why bother?
Your post could be paraphrased as "It's obvious X isn't helpful because X isn't ancient and X isn't helpful. Why do people do/use X?" Please use better logic. Also, fetishizing ancient things is an impediment to progress. The long term survival of the human species in the presence of something is (weak) evidence that the thing isn't harmful, but the logical inversion isn't true. That is, the survival of the human spe…
Unless of course you believe that producing/consuming Soda is HELPFUL in a sense that it is helpful towards economy (someone's making and people are consuming it). In this case, I have no argument here because the intent is clear enough.
Of course it doesn't. For the same reason Subway doesn't have fresh ingredients.
You're saying the body makes analogous supply and demand decisions about energy balance that Subway management makes when setting up their supply chain? Please elaborate, because this is either a deep insight beyond my understanding or else shallow and simplistic. I hope it's the former.
People are in general far too trusting of commercial labels like "diet" and "fresh" when they should be making healthy choices about their companies they buy from instead of the products.