Soda yes? No?

[celebrate*me 52]

Nope my doc says no carbonated drinks

[mamafine23 101]

No soda , huge coke drinker and I quit a month before my surgery and won't go back ... It's not worth it, no nutritional factors can come from it .

[pookybear 284]

Haven't been a big soda drinker for years, but once in a great while I need something different. I've had it 3 times since surgery and honestly drank maybe half...if that...and threw the rest out.

[terry1118 1,274]

I was a huge diet pepsi addict... I quit cold turkey after surgery' date=' I am a year+ post op and I have a diet soda every once in a while but I don't miss it at all. Actually it tastes very chemically now.[/quote']

It is chemicals. The acid will destroy tooth enamel (a fact provided by the two biology majors in the family) it is completely artificial, and has zero nutrition. If you MUST have a carbonated treat, try mixing two parts seltzer with one part grape juice (or whatever your favorite juice is). But it's definitely not a good idea early on, if at all.

[iamworthit 208]

Poor soda on the gunk that builds up on a car battery and see what it does. I saw that as a teen and haven't drank it since.

[Dawnolson 85]

I was told no soda' date=' no beer, no anything with gas![/quote']

I was told that too!

[hockeymumzie 181]

No, No and No.

[terry1118 1,274]

Poor soda on the gunk that builds up on a car battery and see what it does. I saw that as a teen and haven't drank it since.

:-)

[deaddemmama 474]

I was told no carbonation at all.