2 liters of Pepsi just for the whole day. How bad that is?

I just woke up at 1:56 AM and haven't ate anything for the day. I feel thirsty but theres just the 2 liters of pepsi in the fridge and i feel drinking all of it. Can't go to a store at this time theres also a water bottle in the fridge. But since i am in Syria temporarly the water even bottled isn't filtered well, last time i drank that water it gave me big stomach aches and diarhea. I know Pepsi and a whole 2 liters of it is obviously ain't a healthy choice. I know this is sort of a question i should've asked on Yahoo Answers but mostly you get moronful answers there. So i am asking you guys, by your best guess,knowledge and expirience how exactly bad is it going to be if i drink a whole 2 liter load of Pepsi? An any kind of a suggestion that could change my mind on this sodaholic attempt will do.

well its not going to kill you if that's what your getting at lol. It isn't necessarily the healthiest thing in the world to do though. Youll probably just feel bloated afterwards if you drink it all at once. No long term side effects though if its not an everyday thing.

It's not going to hurt you but it's not the most healthy thing to do. You'll probably have a wicked sugar crash also.

I've actually done something similar before. I conusumed close to an entire 2 liter Pepsi bottle before, in a small timeframe. You'll experience quite the sugar rush, and your kidneys won't like you afterwards. I got home that day and went to the bathroom an extra least 5 or 6 times. But you should be okay after you get it all out of your system.

your kidneys won't like you afterwards.

gpuFX16

I could drink four liters of Pepsi in a day's time (not at once). I don't, but I could.

I once got through a whole 4 litre Pepsi bottle in a few hours. I have another 4 litre bottle i am going to start on next to my bed now.

you'll be fine

I once got through a whole 4 litre Pepsi bottle in a few hours. I have another 4 litre bottle i am going to start on next to my bed now.

Ilovegames1992

cafine is hard on your heart and pop is hard on your kidneys.

[QUOTE="gpuFX16"]

your kidneys won't like you afterwards.

l-lord

it might burn when you pee but that is the only bad thing that can happen, considering this is just on occasion.

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

I once got through a whole 4 litre Pepsi bottle in a few hours. I have another 4 litre bottle i am going to start on next to my bed now.

Pirate700

Well not really, but i poured two 2 litre bottles into this huge bottle. Damn i was a little wired that night. Two days ago in fact ha.

You will urinate blood for weeks...

cafine is hard on your heart and pop is hard on your kidneys.

dontshackzmii

If all you can drink is a caffeinated beverage, you'll become dehydrated. Caffeine is a diuretic, and the general rule is that to replace 1 serving of coffee/soda worth of fluid, you need to drink the same volume of a non-caffeineated fluid. That however, would only be an issue if you had NOTHING else to drink for quite a long time. In theory you could drink nothing except Pepsi for... and I'm ballparking here... months. You might even get away with not eating anything during that period if you're a bit on the heavy side, although you'd develop Pellagra and some other nasty issues.

In short, one day with 2 liters of soda is nothing. If you do this once a week, you're not going to experience some obvious negative reaction, but from a nutritional and dental standpoint that is a ****-load of soda to drink in one day.

It's not bad, but it'll always leave you feeling thirsty since soda doesn't hydrate you. It does the opposite.

If this is done only every few days are so, then no real problem

If its daily then, yeah you could see health effects.

but nothing too sever if you exercise daily

You'll get a stomach ache since soda is full of acid. But you won't die because of it.

compared to ingesting nothing?

drink the pepsi, man.

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"].The_Zoid

carbohydrates digest and broke down, they are then converted into glucose. If you don't need the glucose they're stored in your liver as glycogen(excess glucose) glycogen storage is also temporary most excess glucose is going to be stored as fat.

What's that disorder people get when they have trouble digesting large amounts of glycogen? Diabetes, which will co-exist with obesity because the chances are if you have diabetes(2) you don't eat properly.

No matter how hard you try you can't defend drinking a two liter Coke daily and be fine. I just simply wrote the process of the body digesting carbs(sugars) wrong.

You'll get a stomach ache since soda is full of acid. But you won't die because of it.

airshocker

[QUOTE="The_Zoid"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"].Fightingfan

carbohydrates digest and broke down, they are then converted into glucose. If you don't need the glucose they're stored in your liver as glycogen(excess glucose) glycogen storage is also temporary most excess glucose is going to be stored as fat.

What's that disorder people get when they have trouble digesting large amounts of glycogen? Diabetes, which will co-exist with obesity because the chances are if you have diabetes(2) you don't eat properly.

No matter how hard you try you can't defend drinking a two liter Coke daily and be fine. I just simply wrote the process of the body digesting carbs(sugars) wrong.

[QUOTE="The_Zoid"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"].Fightingfan

carbohydrates digest and broke down, they are then converted into glucose. If you don't need the glucose they're stored in your liver as glycogen(excess glucose) glycogen storage is also temporary most excess glucose is going to be stored as fat.

What's that disorder people get when they have trouble digesting large amounts of glycogen? Diabetes, which will co-exist with obesity because the chances are if you have diabetes(2) you don't eat properly.

No matter how hard you try you can't defend drinking a two liter Coke daily and be fine. I just simply wrote the process of the body digesting carbs(sugars) wrong.

Considering most convenient stores sell soda by the 32 oz. and large amounts of people drink that almost every day, I'd say drinking 64 oz just this once probably isn't all that terrible for you. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Considering most convenient stores sell soda by the 32 oz. and large amounts of people drink that almost every day, I'd say drinking 64 oz just this once probably isn't all that terrible for you. Frame_Dragger

You'll get into a shock and past out.

Next thing you'll know, you are diagnosed with diabetes.

I've gone the whole day without 2 liters of Pepsi... help me out bro

I do it all the time. You'll be fine(as long as there's a toilet nearby).

I have bad news for you sir.

So as i get it 7UP's and Sprites are slightly less chemical?

So as i get it 7UP's and Sprites are slightly less chemical?

l-lord