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Yeh, Yang & Shalmiyev, Richard & Fagan, Julie M.. Addiction: Kicking the Can (Soda, that is). Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3D220H0

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TitleAddiction: Kicking the Can (Soda, that is)
NameYeh, Yang (Author); Shalmiyev, Richard (Author); Fagan, Julie M. (Author)
Date Created2013
SubjectDiet and Exercise, Addiction, Substance abuse, Sodas (Beverages), Soft drinks, Carbonated beverages, Rehabilitation, Obesity, Diabetes, Bloomberg, Michael
Extent18 p.
DescriptionAddiction is a word commonly associated with hard drugs and vices such as cocaine, heroin, alcohol, and cigarettes. Here, we attempted to broaden the scopes of modern clinical addiction to include that of carbonated beverages. In addition to becoming chemically addicted to illicit & licit drugs, we are susceptible to forming addiction to everyday activities like the consumption of food and drink. Consistent consumption of soda is known to produce behaviors both with predictable patterns and ill side effects. Regulation of public soda consumption has been unsuccessful. Nevertheless, we seek to bring awareness to the dangers of daily soft drink intake. One subject with a Pepsi ONE addiction was examined in this research. After reviewing many prior methodologies of rehabilitation, a route to quit the harmful habit based on the subject’s lifestyle was provided. Similar templates may be utilized to help others needing assistance in abolishing their own vices.
NoteSpring 2013
Genreresearch study
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3D220H0
LanguageEnglish
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   Type: Course
   Label: Colloquium: Ethics in Science and Society
   Date: 2013
   Detail: Paper completed in partial requirement for the course, Colloquium: Ethics in Science and Society.
   Teacher: Julie M. Fagan (SEBS - Animal Science, Rutgers University)
CollectionGGREAT Student Projects
Organization NameRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
RightsThe author owns the copyright to this work
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