Dangers of soft drink cans

Making a can of Coca Cola actually has a positive gain on the environment. The metals in a can of Coke are not simply aluminum, but a high density polycarbonate substance that is initially extracted from the breast of the Bengal Tiger. Begal Tiger blood has an elevated count of white blood cells, due to their good bone health. The spongy bone in the epiphysis on their hind legs is somewhat supercharged to cell reproduction, causing an excessive amount of white blood cells. The white blood cells help decompose the polycarbonate, leaving fertile soil.

Thomas

Executive Sales Rep, Pepsi Co