You have to then figure out how much plastics are in the salt.

Except when it is put in plastic bottles it leaches micro/nano particles out of the lining and into the product which ends up in your cojones and breast milk.

Can be used for cleaning not drinking

Fuck off! NOTHING good about softdrinks. NOTHING!

By your logic, potato chips have higher protein than french fries LAME EXAMPLE

But corn syrup I’m guessing, what about Mexican coke?

And another health account sells out.

Bad advice. RO strips the minerals out of water so then those minerals get leeched out of your bones.

This argument kind of falls apart when they deliberately add toxins back to it after cleaning the water.

Once you add all the other bs ingredients it's just as bad or worse than shitty municipal water

They’re both unhealthy

Often made?

If that’s true, then aren’t all the bottled waters clean too? Dasani, Sam’s choice, etc. all use reverse osmosis for their water.

RO filters are only as clean as the membrane maintenance, and coke's own sugar and acid do more measurable harm than trace arsenic.

I'd take trace amounts of arsenic over macro amounts of HFCS any day. 👎👎 Wtf, @oasishealthapp?

Which version?

This is going to be true for any beverage they all use filtered water as a base

What about miami water?

@grok How true is this post?

They use tap water

I drink mostly Coke Zero almost zero tap water

The framing falls apart though! Comparing trace-level industrial contaminants in tap water to a beverage that delivers about 39 grams of added sugar per can isn't really an apples-to-apples 'which is cleaner' question. Regular soda consumption is tied to type 2 diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular risk at a scale that dwarfs the marginal risk from most tap water contaminant levels.

Oh come on

Cleans my toilet very well due to acidity

poison or poison 🔥🔥🔥