Coca-Cola/Talk

Coca-Cola is known to be addictive due to the caffeine in it.

Just because it contains an addictive chemical, that doesn't make it addictive; is there some other reason to think it's addictive?

The sugar in the drink also contributes to diabities and other physical complications.

I don't know what the point of saying this is, in the context of the article. All sugar is dangerous for diabetics.

Recent studies have shown that the caffeine accelerates the body for a short period of time.

What does "accelerates the body" mean?

This acceleration extends to the brain as well. Learning has been known to increase while drinking the soft drink.

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This chemical is the element human brains work on. In essence, it's brain food. It has been known to cause headaches, though.

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--LMS

If there's a place for this rot, it's under caffiene?, not Coca-Cola.