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Athletes do Not Drink Coca-Cola

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Athletes do Not Drink Coca-Cola

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Athletes Do Not Drink Coke

Junk food and sugary carbonated drinks lead to obesity and diabetes – not gold medals

Athletes do not drink coca-cola …

if they want to actually be fit, healthy and have any chance of winning consistently. And they don’t eat McDonald’s, either. Contrary to the propaganda and colorful TV ads you may have come across, Olympic athletes train hard for years with incredible discipline and make many sacrifices to compete at the highest level. They’re not going to just throw that all away by indulging in crap food which will end up making them sick, fat and diabetic. And yet, due to the corporatocracy in which we live, where giant corporations own, control or sponsor just about everything, we see an absurd pairing up of the Olympics and junk food companies. Coca-cola and McDonald’s are some of the official sponsors of the 2012 London Olympics. Don’t be fooled by the feel-good images you see on billboards and on TV. Junk food and sugary carbonated drinks lead to obesity and diabetes – not gold medals. Athletes do not drink coca-cola! If you want to improve your energy levels, stamina and overall health, try super foods and natural supplements instead. You’ll notice the difference immediately.

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Makia Freeman is the editor of The Freedom Articles, a long-time truth researcher and a promoter of freedom. He provides insightful, non-partisan, unique and cutting-edge analysis on who's running the world, how they're doing it and what the deeper agenda is – as well as solutions for restoring peace and freedom to the world. He writes articles exposing propaganda and the numerous aspects of the worldwide conspiracy, in addition to geopolitics, sovereignty, health and higher consciousness. His articles are regularly syndicated and featured on sites such as David Icke, Wake Up World, Activist Post, Waking Times, Global Research, The Sleuth Journal and many more.

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