“Caffeine is a diuretic, which means it can contribute to dehydration,” Dr. Raj Juneja explains.
Diet Coke is low in calories, but experts claim its health risks are sky high — just in the first hour of consumption alone.
“Diet Coke, like other carbonated beverages, is highly acidic,” Dr. Raj Juneja, from Face Teeth Smile Dental Clinic in England, told“The carbonation process involves the addition of carbonic acid, which gives the drink its characteristic fizz,” Juneja continued. “The acidity of Diet Coke can contribute to tooth enamel erosion over time.”“The acidity of Diet Coke can contribute to tooth enamel erosion over time,” Dr. Raj Juneja said.Dr.
But other dentistry experts say insulin production depends on the artificial sweetener used and the presence of diabetes.
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