It Took Them Long Enough

Posted by Slobokan @ 15:24 · 154 words · print

For those of you who read my blog, this is not news.

You may want to put that soda can down.

A common preservative found in drinks such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Fanta and Diet Pepsi and may cause serious cell damage, according to a report in Britain's The Independent.

Sodium benzoate has the ability to switch off vital parts of a person's DNA, according to research from a British university.

Sodium benzoate, which derives from benzoic acid, has been used for years by the carbonated drinks industry to prevent mold from developing in soft drinks. The ingredient has been the subject of concern on cancer, because when mixed with Vitamin C, it turns into a carcinogenic substance called benzene, the Independent reported.

Slobokan's Site O' Schtuff has been covering benzene in our soda since March 4th of 2006.

It's about time the media started to catch up.

Posted In: Rotten Stuff

Comments are closed.

Featured Links

A Personal Endorsement

The following endorsement is a personal one involving my mother's cousin, who is one of the most awesome people I know.

Are you interested in learning more about safe and effective Lap-Band® Surgery?

JoAnn Jackson, RN, BSN, of Dr. Kuri & Associates, can answer your questions. She had the surgery in January 2006, lost more than 100 lbs, and most importantly, has kept it off with minimal effort. Contact her by submitting a request, or call her at 1-888-223-4046. She can help you gain back control of your health and life.

Recent Posts

Categories

Archives

Cool People

Recent Comments

News Sources

I Am Boycotting…

What Other's Say

Meta

Copyright Information

All original content is
copyright © 1997-2011,
The One And Only
Slobokan.
Serving The Schtuff Since 1997!
All other material and brand or product names are copyright and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
 
Georgia Bloggers
 

 
E-Mail sent to any slobokan.com address, or the feedback address listed at the top of the page, may be considered for publication unless the recipient is expressly notified otherwise.
 
Creative Commons License
 
This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.