What happens in the body within 1 hour of drinking cola
What happens in the body within 1 hour of drinking cola: The first 10 minutes - the body receives a daily dose of sugar - it's like you had 10 teaspoons of sugar. The gag reflex inhibits the phosphoric acid added to the beverages to mask the intense and sweet taste of the sugar. 20 minutes - the level of sugar in the blood rises rapidly, which leads to an increase in the level of insulin. The liver that tries to accumulate the sugar turns into fat. 40 minutes - the body has already absorbed the caffeine contained in cola. Pupils increase, blood pressure increases. You become clearly aroused. 45 minutes - the body intensely produces dopamine, which affects the feeling of pleasure. The mechanism of action of heroin runs exactly the same way. 60 minutes - the diuretic properties of caffeine can be felt. Unfortunately, along with the water excreted from the body, we also get rid of the elements essential for the proper and efficient functioning of the body. With the fall of sugar, the initial euphoria and the flow of strength pass. We become lethargic and irritable.
That's a nice timeline for the effects of cola on the body. I'm curious though, in the last two sentences you describe how the sugar level eventually falls and we become lethargic and irritable. But you don't mention why. If the sugar level falls, shouldn't we return to normal rather than become lethargic and irratable?