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Results 1 - 10 of 13 for cola
  1. ... Dry Ginger Ale 12 oz 120 Cherry Coca-Cola 12 oz 150 Coca-Cola Classic 12 oz 150 Coca-Cola Zero 12 oz 0 Diet Coca-Cola 12 oz 0 Diet Dr. Pepper 12 oz ...
  2. ... not drinking enough. Limit your coffee, tea, and cola to 1 or 2 cups (250 or 500 ...
  3. ... of caffeine you drink (found in coffee, tea, colas, and many other beverages.) Do not use cocaine, ...
  4. ... help induce sleep. If you can, avoid coffee, colas with caffeine, and energy drinks completely. If you ...
  5. ... use fruit juice (including apple juice), sodas or cola (flat or bubbly), fruit-flavored gelatin, or broth. ...
  6. ... intestines (such as caffeine-containing drinks, tea, or colas) Eating smaller meals Increasing fiber in the diet ( ...
  7. Symptoms may include: Dark, red, or cola-colored urine Decreased urine output General weakness Muscle stiffness or aching ( myalgia ) Muscle tenderness Weakness of the affected muscles Other symptoms that ...
  8. ... or decreased concentration Cloudy urine Dark urine (smoke, cola, or tea colored) Decrease in urine volume Swelling ...
  9. ... 58 mg per ounce unsweetened baking chocolate. Most colas (unless they are labeled "caffeine-free") - 45 mg ...
  10. ... exercise Stress Do not drink coffee, tea, or cola during the day the urine is collected. Your ...
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