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What a wonderful PR campaign that Coke paid for to confuse and keep their brain altering chemical in coke. Great way to develop Alzheimers
Hmmm Reminds me of the Diet Pepsi given to me as my first allowable liquid after severe heart surgery. I weighed 70+ lbs. This, in a prestigious hospital. I never drank that in my best days! I begged for water.