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My dentist had always told me that fizzy drinks—even the sugar-free ones—were bad for my teeth, but I always shrugged off the warning. If they didn't contain sugar, they couldn't be that bad ...

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The California team found that the carbon dioxide in fizzy drinks sets off the same pain sensors in the nose as mustard and horseradish, potentially invoking a stress response in the body.

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