Soft drink

So steal this segment is where you find a radio segment from anywhere in the world, and it could be from a show that's still on, or in the example I've got today, a show that's finishing, and therefore the segment's up for grabs, and people can listen to the episode and steal it for their radio station.

I think someone should steal Will and Woody's segment called Soft Drink or Beer.

So on a Friday, someone opening a can, and the caller has to guess, is it a soft drink or a beer? And even though you might go, huh, why is that interesting? Have a listen to the audio.

Go have a look on the socials.

Because the idea is they can keep going for how many times can someone get it right and get the record.

It's an embarrassing period of time in Australia, history.

On that though, you're talking about delivery shit, right? I've been thinking the other day, did you remember, oh, am I too old, right? When you used to be able to order soft drinks off a piece of paper and then deliver them to your house?

Yep.

Do you remember it? Yeah, I remember that.

Unfortunately, we don't have recent data.

The last four or five years, I would say, were The bottled water is actually bottled water consumption in the United States, or to be more correct, the sales of bottled water for almost 10 years now has surpassed the consumption or the sales of soft drinks in the United States.

So in the US, you sell more bottled water than soft drinks.

Uh, since I believe that the Swiss was back in 2017 or 16 or 18, something like that about during the last eight, 10 years.

And also we don't have data on the new categories of beverages.

Number one is any food made from soy.

made from soy anything cooked in soybean oil tofu edamame soy milk and miso all these things are very estrogenic they contain a large level of phytoestrogens and so they're going to lower your testosterone and also really muck up your testosterone to estrogen ratio Number two is soft drinks and fruit juices.

Any sudden intake of sugar is going to really lower your testosterone level.

There's quite a bit of research that supports this.

And I've got research to all this video down in the show notes below, links where you can look it up yourself and prove it to yourself.

So you gotta stop all of the sweetened soft drinks.

Now, diet soft drinks may be less bad, but definitely just regular Coke and Pepsi and Dr. Pepper and Mountain Dew destroy your testosterone levels.

And let's not forget fruit juices, even though those are full of natural sugar from fruits, sugar is still sugar.

Solid crack, bro.

What is it? Soft drink or beer? Oh, I can see it's beer.

It's probably a Hahn 3.0. Am I right? 3.5.

You're close.

I'm back.

I'm feeling better.

Another week, another episode of Bee or Soft Drink.

Get ready for this one.

They typically contain ingredients that you wouldn't find in a home kitchen, including high-fructose corn, corn syrup, hydrolyzed proteins, hydrogenated oils, artificial colors, flavors, and emulsifiers.

So the co- common examples that they throw out all the time, soft drinks, chips, chocolate, candy, ice cream, breakfast cereals that have been sweetened-

Mm

... mass-produced bread.

You gotta get rid of the sugar.

Number two is soft drinks, whether they're sweetened with just sucrose, table sugar, or whether they're sweetened with high fructose corn sugar, uh, sweetener sugar.

Either one of those is terrible for your liver.

The high fructo- uh, the high fructose version is probably worse, but there's not a lot of research about this, and there's also s- uh, billions of big food dollars out there trying to keep that quiet.

So, but you need to avoid all sweetened soft drinks whatsoever.

I would also minimize, uh, sugar-free or artificially sweetened soft drinks as well.

We're grownups here.

You don't need to drink your, your soft drink, your soda every day anymore.

Because I complain quite a lot on any platform that Ireland has abandoned all reason and assumes that the only way to serve a mineral is room temperature with a glass of ice.

Well, tell me, publicans of the world, what happens to ice at room temperature? It melts and waters down your soft drink.

Mm-hmm.

Eh.

A connoisseur-

I'm appealing to the young people

... of soft drinks.

Yeah.