First off, the carbonation in all sodas including pepsi is comprised of Carbon Dioxide, the same compound that you exhale. Putting something in your body that your body exters energy to get rid of is not a good thing. The combination of the carbonation and the acidity of pepsi can over time eat away at your stomach lining over time. Drinking soda can also inhibit your body's ability to abosrb and metabolize calcium. Another terrible ingredient in pepsi is caffeine. Caffeine acts as a stimulant by tricking your body into releasing sugar (glucose) from intercellular stores. The reason this glucose is there in the first place is because you need it for emergencies. When you are walking around the corner and someone spooks you and you experience a sudden sense of alertness and energy, that is the glucose and adrenaline from your intercellular stores. Your body only keeps a limited amount of glucose handy. The rest is converted into fat. Depleting your body of the necessary stored glucose does NOT end up burning fat, it only results in a sugar crash. I have about five other reasons why soda is bad but that's all for now
No, it means "digestion".
No. Pepcid is a brand name for famotidine, which wasn't developed until 1979. Pepsi was developed in 1893, almost a century earlier. The name comes from "dyspepsia," another name for indigestion, because it was advertised to aid upset stomach.
pepsi Pepsi initially was created as a digestion enhancer but it no longer contains pepsin. You can get pepsin from a pharmacy. Usually they are key ingredients in digestive helpers.
PEPSI Stands for:Pepsi is only a drink it does not have initials
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The name "Pepsi" comes from the digestive enzyme pepsin and the kola nuts used in the original recipe, symbolizing the drink's ability to aid digestion and its key ingredient.
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Contact the company and tell them how you can help the company
Bacteria aide in digestion, not viruses.
Sodium bicarbonate tablet Coke or Pepsi - promotes digestion because of the acid (pH 2-3)
yes some bacteria help aid digestion
It doesn't, bile is useful in the digestion of fats.