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Cross training in Cajueiro AL | Easter Training | An athlete - Duration: 5:32.

I'm here in cashew and this long weekend

I received an invitation from my friend Pedro Ferro's

Maori team

it looks here with me

invitation for us to run away from Cajueiro Chapel

Peter, a piece of cake

treininho one of about a 16km

and I will take advantage of the holiday weekend

I ate well yesterday

and I will now're giving a burned those calories

and to be even better training

look how're the weather outside looks

Peter is the rain training of Maori

only chuuuuuva

Peter, for weeks we have trekking around

Peter and we have to prepare there

Peter adequate time

let's go?

preparing ta now being

Pedro there buying Carbogel

for us gives an enhanced mid-course

oh our guide

Carlinho

rt already shot in front

browser is? rssssss

rsrsrsrsrsrsr

look it coming again

good race

activity

we go to a city

You do not know well

ends

ends up finding some friends

and will meet

the city like?

running

Is there anything better?!

know the trails

and now the rain came

to give a refreshed

EITA

a stop to pluck the oxen here

we are here in ...

near João de Deus plant

1: 20hs training

Now one small piece

more 5km

track

to return to Cashew

the gourd is already so dead

We decided not to go to Chapel

We decided to return the plant to the city of Cajueiro

and we are almost arriving in the city

but before we go on

upstairs has the cruise Cajueiro

come on take a look at the view, the landscape

subidinha to the cruise

what's up guys

the little land, Cashew

after training 2hs

this tire subidinha saw

I got here on top of the cruise Cajueiro

Easter finished training

with these guys here from Maori

a chocolate

It was 18km to the account

as you saw

passing track, mud

then at the very end asphalt

and then Pedro?

cruise, cruise

and the cruise also right at the very end

at the very end we see the view of the Chapel of cruise

cashew put

cruise Cashew, rsrsrsrsrs

Vanessa was waiting for me to get the support

because that is 18km right ..

I think it is not very feasible to me yet

I expect to return when I go back

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DRAGON BALL Z FREEZER FIGURE RISE MECHANICS REVIEW - Duration: 5:25.

Very good saiyan world, welcome to a new

Monday reviews in which good for

Here in the background you are seeing what

let's talk about today, you are noticing changes

I announced in the trailer all

changes that would so do not

worry, any suggestions, whatever

what you put in comments below

and I will always read them all.

Well, today I would like to tell you about Frieza's ship

the model kit right? some time ago

I climbed the ship saiyan

Vegeta in which are figures and ships in this

mountable occasion, is a line of figures

Figure mmmm ... is that it has a name a little strange.

Rise mechanics okay? It is named

collection in which we both characters

as we mountable ships, ie models that are okay? plastic models

and obviously good because

If you like the subject assembly and have

patience it because some are pieces

chiquititas part of what the ship

You also have to mount the character's

recominedo truth is that because

figures are ... not ... well, that donot what to name

models are not usually see

very often. Well then they have taken

Lots of characters without ships or anything

have brought to Majin Boo, they have brought to

Cell ... they will take C18 and C17 now

and because the truth is, and I say if you like the subject of crafts as

I recommend it enough. Time for me

I bought the ship Saiyan Vegeta and

And now the vehicle that will put Freezer

and moves along Namek.

It is so good I better get to it

and I explain a little bit like it's all about this.

Well guys because here you are seeing

the box of what the figure mountable

okay? Here you are seeing Plastic Model Kit

which it is what I commented that are

but they are like plastic models and this

It would therefore be the result after

mounting a few hours ahead

With this kit right? line figures

You see that figure rise mechanics here

which it is the collection and will therefore I spoke

Toei Animation symbol that is a

official product right? brand

Bandai. Once when we opened we

all removable parts

absolutely everything according to Frieza

mount it and ship.

We also have some stikers

to customize the vehicle Frieza.

Well, I already have mounted because making a video

mounting two hours would be super

super boring right? I'll set aside a

little box and I'll show you what

it is the result. Well here you are

Freezer seeing is removable

It is in position cagar

and basically good first

let's show you a little bit because

Despite being mountable figures

all have pretty good quality

because I thought well then let's see

what it is ... because it is plastic you are

listening is plastic well here

we Frieza with his scooter

and indeed I say is absolutely

all. This on the one hand ... this other

eyes mouth ... ... everything, everything, everything

there is chiquititas pierzas and comes

all it dismantled. Here is the tail

that goes by several sections okay?

Well and on the other hand would

what is the vehicle

Part of here goes well but take a

Support black to make it

hooked and we can put it on

our collection. On the inside

I came the stickers that I am

commenting

there is ... well to make it a little

What's more real

But you're seeing is plastic, ie

Here you are seeing the gears or lace

Where it is mounted piece by piece

and still it is pretty cool.

It is in particular I remember that were

about 25 euros approximately and

Apart from what the ship Saiyan

I taught and this Frieza

There are about 10-15 centimeters figurines

agree? in which is Majin Boo, C17

C18 ... it is Goku Super Saiyan 3 and I remember

which they are also Gohan Super Saiyan

and all are mountable.

it is true that at first I

no, no, no bet on this

collection has always liked

more figures resin

but I think that

It is something different and the truth is that

and you are seeing that quality because no

It is bad and good as I

I think that's all, hope you have

liked the review and see you in the

next video

see you soon.

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Karamat e Ghous e Azam | No29 | Which Souls Come In The Holly parliament Of Ghous Pak (RA) - Duration: 3:33.

Which Souls Come In The Holly parliament Of Sarkar Syedna Ghous e Azam (Razi Allah o Taala Anhu)

Hazrat Sheikh Abdul Haq Muhaddas Dehlvi (Rehmat ullah Alaeh) said

that All Saints of God, Prophets with physical existence and with

Souls and genies and angeles sat in the parliament of

Mehboob e Subhani, Qutbe Yazdani Hazrat Sheikh Sarkar Syedna

Abdul Qadir Jilani (Razi Allah o Taala Anhu). And also Hazoor

Nabi Karim (PBUH) come for training and justification.

And Hazrat Khizar (Aleh Salam) spend most of the time

in the parliament of Sarkar Syedna Ghous e Azam (Razi Allah o Taala Anhu).

And Mashaikh of the time whereby Hazrat Khizar (Aleh Salam) met then inculcate him

to attend the Holly Parliament of Sarkar Syedna Ghous e Azam

(Razi Allah o Taala Anhu). Likewise direction that

whoever wish of welfare then essential for him

to always attend the Holly Parliament of Sarkar

Syedna Ghous e Azam (Razi Allah o Taala Anhu)

Reference Book ( Karamat e Ghous e Azam {Razi Allah o Taala Anhu} )

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Hottest Pakistani Actresses of 2017

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Movies Hollywood Was Forced To Change For China - Duration: 11:12.

When it comes to global box office, China is projected to overtake the United States

as the biggest market in the world by 2020.

Chinese law, however, only allows 34 Hollywood films to be released on the mainland each

year, meaning there's an intense competition to earn one of those coveted slots.

And since Chinese censors are notoriously strict, outright banning movies they don't

like, Hollywood studios are more than happy to make changes to their films in order to

get a piece of the action.

Here's a look at some movies Hollywood was forced to change for China's sake.

Doctor Strange

Whitewashing is nothing new in Hollywood, but the problem has come to a head in recent

years with a bunch of controversial against-race castings.

In 2016, Marvel Studios came under fire for Doctor Strange, which cast Tilda Swinton in

the role of The Ancient One, who, in the comics, was a Tibetan mystic.

According to the film's co-writer, C. Robert Cargill, that presented Marvel with a major

problem, because the Chinese government refuses to recognize Tibet as an independent country.

He told the Double Toasted podcast, "The Ancient One was a racist stereotype who comes from

a region of the world that is in a very weird political place.

He originates from Tibet.

So if you acknowledge that Tibet is a place and that he's Tibetan, you risk alienating

one billion people [...] and risk the Chinese government going, 'Hey, you know one of the

biggest film-watching countries in the world?

We're not going to show your movie because you decided to get political.'"

Skyfall

2006's Casino Royale made history as, after 20 previous attempts to get him there had

proven unsuccessful, James Bond was finally introduced to China.

And the cost was just a few new lines of dialogue from Dame Judi Dench glossing over that whole

Cold War thing.

"In the old days if an agent did something that embarrassing he'd have the good sense

to defect.

Christ, I miss the Cold War."

However, 2012's Skyfall was subjected to heavy editing at the hands of Chinese censors, who

removed all references to torture tactics used by the Chinese authorities as well as

cutting a scene in which a Chinese security guard is killed during an assassination.

They decided to leave in a scene in which Bond asks a Chinese casino hostess about child

prostitution, though the Chinese subtitles deliberately misquote the secret agent, changing

his question to one about connections to the mafia as opposed to trafficking.

"Tattoo on your wrist is Macau sex trade.

You belong to one of the houses.

What were you, 12?"

Iron Man 3

One of the most shameless attempts at a China cash grab in recent years, Marvel's Iron Man

3 was influenced by Hollywood's newest eastern audience in more ways than one — the first

being the new take on Tony Stark's arch-nemesis.

There was clearly no way the racially insensitive Mandarin would ever be allowed to appear on

the big screen in China in his original comic book form.

So Marvel Studios and Iron Man 3 director Shane Black decided to scrap that version

entirely in favor of an all new, non-Asian, fake Mandarin played by Sir Ben Kingsley.

"Don't hurt the face!

I'm an actor."

"You've got a minute to live.

Fill it with words."

"Just a role.

The Mandarin!

See, it's not real."

But that was just the tip of the iceberg.

The studio also filmed a number of scenes specifically for the Chinese release, cutting

in four extra minutes of footage filled with product placement and a new Chinese mentor

for Tony Stark, Dr. Wu, who performs surgery on Stark and has a conversation with his computerized

assistant, J.A.R.V.I.S., in Mandarin.

The move backfired, however, with Chinese viewers seeing through the product placement

and questioning the logic of Dr. Wu's relevance to the story.

Since, y'know, he had none.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Hollywood movies weren't shown in China at all when the original Star Wars trilogy made

waves domestically, and as a result, George Lucas' space opera just isn't very well known

there.

That fact showed plainly in the meager box office takings for The Force Awakens.

Episode VII's poor reception was clearly a cause for concern at Disney, who made moves

to ensure that 2016's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story didn't suffer the same fate.

Chinese stars Jiang Wen and Donnie Yen were hired in genuine supporting roles in an effort

to drum up interest in the spinoff, and their inclusion created plenty of hype.

Hong Kong-born Yen, China's second biggest action star after Jackie Chan, initially refused

the role of Chirrut over fears that his participation was just a marketing ploy.

However, director Gareth Edwards managed to convince him otherwise.

Yen told the South China Morning Post, "When the director approached me, I began by asking,

quite frankly, if it's a real character, or if he's only casting me based on commercial

considerations for the [Chinese] market.

Once he told me what my character was going to be like, and some of my lines, including

the iconic 'May the Force be with you,' I recognized the importance of my character."

Unfortunately, despite Edwards sticking to his word and even allowing Yen to choreograph

his own action sequences, Chinese audiences still didn't buy it, and the film bombed there.

Jonathan Papish from China Film Insider told TheWrap that "the small number of Donnie Yen

or Jiang Wen fans who turned out to see their faces were completely confused or bored with

the rest of the story."

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Disney responded to reports that Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, had suffered

quite the cull at the hands of China's censors by admitting that there had been some cuts.

But the Mouse House declined to elaborate further.

The franchise's previous installment, Dead Man's Chest, didn't get a release at all because

of its ghostly elements.

So for the series' third movie, Disney was happy to part ways with a number of scenes

in order to push it through.

Surprisingly, though, the scenes Chinese censors asked to be cut all involved Chow Yun-fat,

one of the most famous action stars in Chinese cinema.

It seems strange that Chinese authorities would insist on scenes featuring one of their

homegrown stars being removed from the film, but they were reportedly very unhappy with

Yun-fat's character Sao Feng.

The pirate lord of the South China Sea appears in traditional Qing dynasty garb with a shiny

bald head and long, dirty fingernails, an image censors in the country found to be an

offensive stereotype.

Most of the scenes setting up the character were deleted, making his sudden appearance

and death very confusing to Chinese audiences.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

China insists that 14 of the 34 Hollywood films it approves for mainland screening each

year must be presented in either 3D or IMAX, formats that have proven incredibly popular

there after heavy investment in the technology.

Lionsgate used this to their advantage when it came to releasing The Hunger Games: Mockingjay

– Part 1 in China, hoping to improve upon the disappointing returns of previous installment,

Catching Fire.

The first part of the franchise finale was converted to 3D especially for China, and

when it easily bested the previous films at the box office, Part 2 was given the same

treatment.

Converting movies to 3D to make a few extra bucks doesn't always work out, however.

The Bourne movies are very well known for employing an excess of shaky-cam in their

nauseatingly shot action sequences, yet Universal sought to milk fifth installment Jason Bourne

for all it was worth and released a 3D version in China.

According to Quartz, the result was "a line of people throwing up in the restroom of the

cinema," with one film fan begging Hollywood not to do anything that dumb again.

"Please don't offer 3D just to grab money anymore.

Chinese people are not stupid, we can vote with our feet and money."

Pixels

When Sony was subject to a cyber attack from what many suspect were hackers acting on behalf

of the North Korean government, a number of sensitive emails were dumped onto the internet

for all to see.

The leak revealed details of how the Adam Sandler comedy Pixels was changed for China:

a line of dialogue mentioning a "Communist conspiracy" was given the axe, and a scene

in which the country's beloved landmark the Great Wall comes under fire by the film's

arcade-themed alien invaders was cut from the script before filming began.

Li Chow, Sony's chief rep in China, told his stateside executives that "even though breaking

a hole on the Great Wall may not be a problem as long as it is part of a worldwide phenomenon,

it is actually unnecessary because it will not benefit the China release at all.

I would then, recommend not to do it."

Chow's recommendations didn't make a whole lot of difference in the end as the much-maligned

sci-fi comedy only pulled in $15 million there anyway.

Red Dawn

At one stage it looked as though the planned remake of 1984 Cold War cult classic Red Dawn

was going to be shelved when its original studio, MGM, ran into financial difficulties.

Contrafilm took the reins and the film finally got the green light for 2012, though even

after the production wrapped, the problems were far from over.

Chinese news outlets learned that the Soviet army that waged war on small-town America

in the original Red Dawn had been replaced by Chinese invaders.

The result came in the form of headlines, like "US re-shoots Cold War Movie to Demonize

China."

Naturally, the studio's execs panicked about their chances in the Asian market.

A decision was made to change the invading Chinese army to a North Korean one, with five

different special effects companies brought in to restore hopes of scoring big in China.

They were given the unenviable task of removing all references to a country that was essential

to the plot, digitally altering dialogue, and replacing every Chinese flag and symbol.

Dan Mintz from Chinese-based distributor DMG Entertainment said that if Red Dawn had been

released in its original form in China, "there would have been a real backlash.

It's like being invited to a dinner party and insulting the host all night long."

World War Z

Considering that World War Z spent years in development hell, with Paramount completely

rewriting and reshooting the last 40 minutes of the film at a cost of $75 million, you

wouldn't think the studio would have time to worry about trivial things like where the

offending virus originated.

As you've probably guessed by now, though, the zombie outbreak that ultimately consumes

the world in World War Z was supposed to start in China.

Instead, producers changed that to Hollywood's new favorite pariah — North Korea — minimizing

the risk of getting on the wrong side of the Chinese censors.

"Why'd you sell guns to the North?"

"Why not?"

"Are they surviving this?"

"Indeed they are."

In the end their re-shoots and nitpicking paid off in a big way, as Paramount was able

to boast that World War Z ended up becoming Brad Pitt's highest-grossing film to date.

While it failed to recoup its budget domestically, it earned more than $540 million after worldwide

receipts were tallied.

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What It's Like to Be Cyberbullied As a Sexual Assault Survivor - Duration: 3:45.

(tense music)

- [Woman] Liar.

Slam piece.

Slut.

Bros before hoes.

Shut up.

We're gonna get you too.

(several women speaking)

- After I was raped I just assumed that I had to have

been someone that just deserved something like that.

- I feel like victim blaming is so prevalent in our society

because people find it so hard to believe that someone

that they love and care about could do something so awful

as assaulting or raping someone.

- People start with questioning the victim.

Rather than telling them that they believe them and that

they support them it always starts with

what they had to do and how they partook in the assault.

- I wish people would have asked me my story.

- It's much easier for them to blame the girl that's saying,

"Hey, this guy did something wrong to me."

- Very common misconception is that

there has to be all these right answers for a survivor.

- Women oftentimes are expected to watch their drinks,

don't set them down.

- All these little underlying things that

people use as exceptions for rape.

- "Watch what you're wearing," "Watch where you go."

And if you don't then it's your fault that you

were assaulted or raped, which isn't true at all.

- The "Jada pose" hashtag that was created

was when the guy who posted the pictures of the assault

on the Internet made a pose mimicking

the stance that I was laying in.

Tagged me in it and it went viral.

- It really kind of bothered me when I heard that

there was a video and that people were talking about it,

because I felt like you don't get a say

in what the world sees of you.

So I felt really alone.

- There were lots of posts about me.

"Why would you lie about this?"

"This is not true," stuff like that.

- And when it's cyber-bullying instead of face-to-face

there's no escaping it.

- Everyone's on the Internet.

Our generation, that's all we do is just

social media, social media, so ...

- Their friends started making comments about it.

Friends of the family started making comments about it.

- Random people that I didn't know who would just

re-tweet it and make it bigger than what it was.

- And I felt like I couldn't go out in public or else

people would be talking about me, and I felt like

I couldn't just be myself anymore.

- They'd pop up on the screen and I'd read them

and I'd spiral into this deep rage

and self-harm and destruction.

- I had to delete all my accounts,

so I couldn't defend myself.

- They were just deciding off the bat who I was

based off of all these rumors.

And so that was a lot of damage to my own self-esteem

because I felt like I wasn't worth getting to know.

Now that more people are coming forward,

more people are noticing that this has been a problem,

and that we can't just keep fighting each other.

We have to come together and work on this.

- At one point, I just realized that anyone that

is saying those things over social media,

it is their issues, not yours.

(hopeful music)

- That's when I decided to make #IAmJada.

- To rise above it and just stay strong to

who you are and know that-

- This is who I am.

- You're OK, and that it is going to be OK.

- I want anyone who has experienced sexual assault

to know that it's not your fault and you're not alone.

- We're here and we believe you and we support you.

- My name is Jada Smith.

- My name is Ella Fairon.

- My name is Daisy Coleman.

And this isn't the end.

(hopeful music)

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Dr. James Hansen - Nuclear, Solar, Wind - Duration: 1:16.

The World Health Organization has concluded fossil fuel air pollution

kills over 3.5 million people per year that's 10,000 people per day

10,000 people is more than have been killed by nuclear power

in the history of the planet you know so we have to-

be objective comparing environmental impacts of different energy sources

The people who argue for all renewables think that- Well if we can go from 0% to 10% to

20% renewable then we're on the way and then it will get easier and we'll get 100%.

Well it's actually, if you look at the engineering, it's actually the opposite.

When you to 20 or 30%, then it gets harder!

Not easier! ...because of the intermittency of the renewables.

We have to phase out carbon emissions at a rate of several percent a year.

I don't see any way we can do that without the help of nuclear power.

Nuclear power is essentially carbon-free energy.

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Are PEPSI & COKE More Dangerous Than You Think? - Duration: 18:21.

Are PEPSI & COKE More Dangerous Than You Think?

Zero calorie sodas such as Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are slowly but surely becoming the next

generation of diet soft drinks.

Based on their popularity, people are obviously drinking them, but if they don�t contain

any calories, then what exactly is it that you�re drinking?

As a result of consuming too much processed food that�s high in sugar and refined carbohydrates,

the majority of the population is overweight and many of the people who are trying to slim

down by cutting calories are failing miserably.

As such, zero calorie beverages such as Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are not the answer to weight

loss that many people believe them to be, and to make matters worse, the chemical additives

in these beverages can compromise your health.

Most diet sodas, including Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi, have been virtually calorie free for

years.

As such, Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are nothing more than diet sodas with some new ingredients

and a unique marketing spin.

The following are some of the more notable ingredients found in Coke Zero and Pepsi Max

that don�t exist in their full calorie Coke and Pepsi counterparts.

Aspartame is an artificial sweetener that�s considered by many health experts to be one

of the most dangerous food additives in existence.

Despite a significant amount of controversy, aspartame is frequently associated with cancer,

neurological disorders including Parkinson�s disease and Alzheimer�s disease, and a very

long list of other conditions and unpleasant symptoms.

Much of the controversy surrounding aspartame is fueled by corporate interest.

In the late 1990s, Dr. Ralph Walden showed how significant this influence is by conducting

a peer review of the 165 studies that were available at the time and were related to

the safety of aspartame for humans.

Of these studies, 74 were funded by corporations with financial ties to aspartame and the other

91 were funded by independent sources.

All of the research that had financial ties to aspartame deemed it to be safe while 92%

of the independent research indicated otherwise.

Acesulfame Potassium Acesulfame potassium, often referred to as

Acesulfame K, is another artificial sweetener that�s increasing in popularity.

Although more research needs to be done on Acesulfame K, it�s been shown to promote

cancer and increased insulin production in animals.

Potassium Benzoate

Potassium benzoate is a food preservative that�s used to prevent the growth of yeast,

mold, and bacteria.

It�s drawn a lot of negative attention due to it�s potential to form benzene when combined

with vitamin C. Long term exposure to benzene has been found to cause cancer, anemia, suppressed

immunity, irregular menstruation, and infertility.

Trading One Problem for Another

As shown by the following table, the biggest difference between Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Pepsi

Max, and Diet Pepsi is the introduction of the Acesulfame K sweetener and the reduction

of aspartame.

The Max Factor

In addition to being a zero calorie soft drink, Pepsi Max is also marketed for it�s increased

caffeine content and the addition of ginseng, both of which give it the appeal of an energy

drink.

In comparison to the 38 mg of caffeine in regular Pepsi, there�s 69 mg of caffeine

in Pepsi Max.

The inclusion of ginseng, which is anatural herbal supplement used to promote better mental

and physical function, even gives Pepsi Max a bit of a misleading health appeal.

Neither caffeine nor ginseng will ever provide you with the long lasting and balanced sense

of energy that can only result from optimal health.

Furthermore, frequently relying on caffeine for energy will likely worsen the underlying

problem that�s causing you to be tired and eventually lead to adrenal fatigue and poorer

health.

Another suspect ingredient in Pepsi Max is calcium disodium EDTA which is commonly used

by health professionals to help remove excess metals such as mercury, lead, and iron from

the body.

What does this have to do with soda you may ask?

According to Pepsi, it helps to �protect flavor.� The real reason why it�s in Pepsi

Max is to reduce the risk of benzene forming from the potassium benzoate preservative.

How nice of Pepsi to look out for us like that.

A Better Perspective on Weight Loss

Clearly, the most obvious reason to drink zero calorie beverages such as Coke Zero and

Pepsi Max is to reduce calorie intake, and in turn, lose weight.

Ironically, although this is a controversial topic with research supporting both sides,

it�s been shown in at least one study that people who rely on artificially sweetened

beverages are more likely to gain weight.

In association with this, aspartame in particular has been shown to increase appetite and calorie

consumption.

Losing weight is no different from increasing your energy in the regard that it�s most

effectively done through a healthy lifestyle.

Too many people prioritize their appearance over their health, and as a result, fail to

understand that pursuing better health and following a healthy diet will naturally lead

to weight loss.

No type of soda, regardless of how many or how few calories it has, is ever a good choice.

However, by following healthy habits on a regular basis, you�ll be able to enjoy soda

in moderation without much impact to your health or weight, and when you do, you might

as well enjoy the real thing.

Kids are heavy consumers of soft drinks, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and

they are guzzling soda pop at unprecedented rates.

Carbonated soda pop provides more added sugar in a typical 2-year-old toddler�s diet than

cookies, candies and ice cream combined.

Fifty-six percent of 8-year-olds down soft drinks daily, and a third of teenage boys

drink at least three cans of soda pop per day.

These popular beverages account for more than a quarter of all drinks consumed in the United

States.

More than 15 billion gallons were sold in 2000.

That works out to at least one 12-ounce can per day for every man, woman and child.

Not only are soft drinks widely available everywhere, from fast food restaurants to

video stores, they�re now sold in 60 percent of all public and private middle schools and

high schools nationwide, according to the National Soft Drink Association.

A few schools are even giving away soft drinks to students who buy school lunches.

As soda pop becomes the beverage of choice among the nation�s young � and as soda

marketers focus on brand-building among younger and younger consumers � public health officials,

school boards, parents, consumer groups and even the soft drink industry are faced with

nagging questions:

How healthful are these beverages, which provide a lot calories, sugars and caffeine but no

significant nutritional value?

And what happens if you drink a lot of them at a very young age?

Recently, representatives of the soft drink industry, concerned that public opinion and

public policy may turn against them, will staged a three-day �fly-in� to lobby Congress

to maintain soft drinks sales in schools; and to educate lawmakers on the �proper

perspective� on soft drink use.

The industry plans to counter a US Department of Agriculture proposal, announced in January,

that would require all foods sold in schools to meet federal nutrition standards.

That would mean that snack foods and soft drinks would have to meet the same standards

as school lunches.

Nearly everyone by now has heard the litany on the presumed health effects of soft drinks:

Obesity Tooth decay

Caffeine dependence Weakened bones

But does drinking soda pop really cause those things?

To help separate fact from fiction, the Health section reviewed the latest scientific findings

and asked an array of experts on both sides of the debate to weigh in on the topic.

Be forewarned, however: Compared with the data available on tobacco and even dietary

fat, the scientific evidence on soft drinks is less developed.

The results can be a lot like soft drinks themselves, both sweet and sticky.

Obesity

One very recent, independent, peer-reviewed study demonstrates a strong link between soda

consumption and childhood obesity.

One previous industry-supported, unpublished study showed no link.

Explanations of the mechanism by which soda may lead to obesity have not yet been proved,

though the evidence for them is strong.

Many people have long assumed that soda � high in calories and sugar, low in nutrients � can

make kids fat.

But until this month there was no solid, scientific evidence demonstrating this.

Reporting in The Lancet, a British medical journal, a team of Harvard researchers presented

the first evidence linking soft drink consumption to childhood obesity.

They found that 12-year-olds who drank soft drinks regularly were more likely to be overweight

than those who didn�t.

For each additional daily serving of sugar-sweetened soft drink consumed during the nearly two-year

study, the risk of obesity increased 1.6 times.

Obesity experts called the Harvard findings important and praised the study for being

prospective.

In other words, the Harvard researchers spent 19 months following the children, rather than

capturing a snapshot of data from just one day.

It�s considered statistically more valuable to conduct a study over a long period of time.

Researchers found that schoolchildren who drank soft drinks consumed almost 200 more

calories per day than their counterparts who didn�t down soft drinks.

That finding helps support the notion that we don�t compensate well for calories in

liquid form.

Are PEPSI & COKE More Dangerous Than You Think?

Tooth Decay

Here�s one health effect that even the soft drink industry admits, grudgingly, has merit.

In a carefully worded statement, the NSDA says that �there�s no scientific evidence

that consumption of sugars per se has any negative effect other than dental caries.�

But the association also correctly notes that soft drinks aren�t the sole cause of tooth

decay.

In fact, a lot of sugary foods, from fruit juices to candy and even raisins and other

dried fruit, have what dentists refer to as �cariogenic properties,� which is to say

they can cause tooth decay.

Okay, so how many more cavities are soft drink consumers likely to get compared with people

who don�t drink soda?

This is where it gets complicated.

A federally funded study of nearly 3,200 Americans 9 to 29 years old conducted between 1971 and

1974 showed a direct link between tooth decay and soft drinks.

Numerous other studies have shown the same link throughout the world, from Sweden to

Iraq.

Caffeine Dependence

The stimulant properties and dependence potential of caffeine in soda are well documented, as

are their effects on children.

Ever tried going without your usual cup of java on the weekend?

If so, you may have experienced a splitting headache, a slight rise in blood pressure,

irritability and maybe even some stomach problems.

These well-documented symptoms describe the typical withdrawal process suffered by about

half of regular caffeine consumers who go without their usual dose.

The soft drink industry agrees that caffeine causes the same effects in children as adults,

but officials also note that there is wide variation in how people respond to caffeine.

The simple solution, the industry says, is to choose a soda pop that is caffeine-free.

All big soda makers offer products with either low or no caffeine.

Okay, so most enlightened consumers already know that colas contain a fair amount of caffeine.

It turns out to be 35 to 38 milligrams per 12-ounce can, or roughly 28 percent of the

amount found in an 8-ounce cup of coffee.

But few know that diet colas � usually chosen by those who are trying to dodge calories

and/or sugar � often pack a lot more caffeine.

A 12-ounce can of Diet Coke, for example, has about 42 milligrams of caffeine � seven

more than the same amount of Coke Classic.

A can of Pepsi One has about 56 milligrams of caffeine � 18 milligrams more than both

regular Pepsi and Diet Pepsi.

Bone Weakening

Animal studies demonstrate that phosphorus, a common ingredient in soda, can deplete bones

of calcium.

And two recent human studies suggest that girls who drink more soda are more prone to

broken bones.

The industry denies that soda plays a role in bone weakening.

Animal studies � mostly involving rats � point to clear and consistent bone loss with the

use of cola beverages.

But as scientists like to point out, humans and rats are not exactly the same.

Even so, there�s been concern among the research community, public health officials

and government agencies over the high phosphorus content in the US diet.

Phosphorus � which occurs naturally in some foods and is used as an additive in many others

� appears to weaken bones by promoting the loss of calcium.

With less calcium available, the bones become more porous and prone to fracture.

The soft drink industry argues that the phosphoric acid in soda pop contributes only about 2

percent of the phosphorus in the typical US diet, with a 12-ounce can of soda pop averaging

about 30 milligrams.

There�s growing concern that even a few cans of soda today can be damaging when they

are consumed during the peak bone-building years of childhood and adolescence.

A 1996 study published in the Journal of Nutrition by the FDA�s Office of Special Nutritionals

noted that a pattern of high phosphorus/low calcium consumption, common in the American

diet, is not conducive to optimizing peak bone mass in young women.

A 1994 Harvard study of bone fractures in teenage athletes found a strong association

between cola beverage consumption and bone fractures in 14-year-old girls.

The girls who drank cola were about five times more likely to suffer bone fractures than

girls who didn�t consume soda pop.

Besides, to many researchers, the combination of rising obesity and bone weakening has the

potential to synergistically undermine future health.

Adolescents and kids don�t think long-term.

But what happens when these soft-drinking people become young or middle-aged adults

and they have osteoporosis, sedentary living and obesity?

By that time, switching to water, milk or fruit juice may be too little, too late.

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Are PEPSI & COKE More Dangerous Than You Think?

Zero calorie sodas such as Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are slowly but surely becoming the next

generation of diet soft drinks.

Based on their popularity, people are obviously drinking them, but if they don�t contain

any calories, then what exactly is it that you�re drinking?

As a result of consuming too much processed food that�s high in sugar and refined carbohydrates,

the majority of the population is overweight and many of the people who are trying to slim

down by cutting calories are failing miserably.

As such, zero calorie beverages such as Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are not the answer to weight

loss that many people believe them to be, and to make matters worse, the chemical additives

in these beverages can compromise your health.

Most diet sodas, including Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi, have been virtually calorie free for

years.

As such, Coke Zero and Pepsi Max are nothing more than diet sodas with some new ingredients

and a unique marketing spin.

The following are some of the more notable ingredients found in Coke Zero and Pepsi Max

that don�t exist in their full calorie Coke and Pepsi counterparts.

Aspartame