Which would you rather drink Carrot juice or battery acid. Seems like a dumb question doesn't it. Soda pops, diet or regular, are very acidic, around a 2 on the pH scale . . . at the other end of the scale is organic carrot juice it has a pH of about 8.5 when you add a capsule of Microhydrin to it you have a food that is practically perfect. What would you rather put inside your body . . . something that is almost a "perfect" food near the top of the scale or something closer to the bottom of the pH scale. If you are not convinced try this little test. Take an ordinary  Styrofoam cup and fill with your favorite cola, leave it sit some place for a day or two. After a couple days . . . pour the contents out notice how the sides and bottom have been eaten away. It is interesting to note that according to the Environmental Protection Agency . . . Styrofoam. . .  when placed in landfills will "never" break down. NOTE: Last year, estimated soft drink sales in the United States sales were over 65 billion servings. . . . that is 216 servings for every person in the United States.  According to Beverage Digest in 2002 there were close to 10.1 billion 192-oz cases of soft drinks sold in the United States, this was up almost .08% from the year before.

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