Boycott Coca-Cola: Worst Plastic Polluter in the World

Coca-Cola sells you sugary bubbly shit-colored water, and you're so dumb you buy it because of zany silly advertisement. A single 12 oz can of Coca-Cola contains 39 grams of sugar, which is nearly all the 50 grams maximum considered acceptable by the medical profession (Dietary Guidelines for Americans).

The American Heart Association suggests the maximum amount of added sugars you should eat in a day is: 37.5 g per day for men and 25 g per day for women.

Less burdened by the dictates and the lobbying of American corporations, the UK's NHS recommends adults consume less than 30 g of free sugars daily.

There you go, one can per day of the poison with the bright red color is detrimental to your health (heart disease, diabetes, fatty liver disease, and obesity) because when your body has no use for excess sugar, it converts it into fat and stores it in those parts of your body that begin sagging (thighs, buttocks, abdomen etc.).

Now don't you think that "diet Coke" is a healthy alternative because it has "no sugar": The sugar is replaced in Diet Coke with sweet-tasting carcinogens called artificial sweeteners like aspartame (Equal®), saccharin (Sweet n’ Low®), sucralose (Splenda®), stevia, sugar alcohols like erythritol and xylitol, etc.. Coca Cola is so concerned for your health that it recognizes that sugar is bad and so, to remain dominant in the market, it creates another filthy beverage which replaces your risks of contracting the above-listed diseases with risks of catching cancer.

Read all about it in : https://health.clevelandclinic.org/best-and-worst-sugar-substitutes 

It now turns out that Coca Cola products are the worst plastic polluters on earth. You know, this plastic that slowly degrades into micro-particles, tiny microscopic beads invisible to the naked eye that apparently travel in your bloodstream and - guess what  - the average human brain these days contains 1 tablespoon of these plastic micro-particles and is increasingly shown to be associated with dementia. According to natural selection, all the demented idiots who drink "soft drinks" will be slowly eliminated from the gene pool.

Just rid your life and your body of American-made junk food of which Coca-Cola is the top representative. It's not cool. It's stupid.
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Coca-Cola slammed by consumers after alarming details come to light — here's what you need to know
Leslie Sattler
Tue, May 20, 2025



One of the biggest beverage companies on the planet is being boycotted by consumers because of its environmental practices and plastic pollution, Screenshot Media reported.

What's happening?

Coca-Cola has been named the worst plastic polluter in the world for six consecutive years. The company sells more than 100 billion single-use plastic bottles annually, with many ending up in landfills and oceans.

A recent report from Oceana, a nonprofit conservation organization, projects that by 2030, Coca-Cola products will contribute approximately 602 million kilograms (about 1.32 billion pounds) of plastic waste to the world's oceans and waterways yearly.

Environmental groups such as Greenpeace have criticized the corporation's continued reliance on single-use plastics and its connections to fossil fuels. On social media platforms, consumers are sharing information about the company's environmental impact and calling for boycotts.
Why is plastic pollution important?

Plastic waste directly affects your community and health. When these bottles break down, they turn into microplastics that enter the food chain and drinking water. The tiny particles have been found in human blood, lungs, and even placental tissue.

For wildlife, plastic pollution creates deadly hazards. Marine animals often confuse plastic with food, which leads to starvation and death. Birds use plastic pieces in nest construction, exposing their young to harmful chemicals.

Plastic bottle production also releases large amounts of carbon, a dirty gas that spikes temperatures. Each step from manufacturing to transportation boosts the carbon footprint of every drink you purchase.

Environmental organizations are pressuring corporations to take responsibility for their plastic waste. Consumer boycotts have proved effective in pushing companies toward more sustainable practices.

Choose beverages in aluminum cans or glass bottles, as these materials have higher recycling rates. To slash your plastic usage footprint, carry a reusable water bottle instead of purchasing single-use drinks.

Supporting legislation that limits single-use plastics in your community creates broader change. Many local governments have banned plastic bags and straws, showing how small policy shifts can make a big difference.

When you do purchase bottled drinks, recycle the containers properly. This simple action helps keep plastics out of waterways and natural spaces, where they cause the most harm.