Diet Coke Plus - Revision history

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Bronzefinger: un-deadend

2007-08-19T18:52:18Z

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Pnt at 04:15, April 30, 2007

2007-04-30T04:15:20Z

Pnt at 04:39, April 28, 2007

2007-04-28T04:39:18Z

Dpbsmith: Coke makes no claims that the product is "healthy."

2007-04-27T18:29:17Z

Coke makes no claims that the product is "healthy."

Jeremiah4-22 at 17:39, April 27, 2007

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-'''Diet Coke Plus''' was a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that was fortified with [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamins B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref> From the start, there were health experts and even some consumers who where suspicious of this product.  Due to the artificial sweeteners, flavors, caramel color, and other contents, it was suspected that the product was not as healthy as advertised.<ref>http://www.diet-blog.com/07/diet_coke_plus_healthy_soft_drink.php</ref><ref>https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/news-blog/now-heres-a-shocker-diet-coke-plus-2008-12-24/</ref>  The product was eventually discontinued, but primarily because the Food and Drug Administration declared it "misbranded" and ordered action from the Coca-Cola Company, rather than public concern.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20081223/fda-calls-diet-coke-plus-as-misbranded</ref>
+'''Diet Coke Plus''' was a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that was fortified with [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamins B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref> From the start, there were health experts and even some consumers who were suspicious of this product.  Due to the artificial sweeteners, flavors, caramel color, and other contents, it was suspected that the product was not as healthy as advertised.<ref>http://www.diet-blog.com/07/diet_coke_plus_healthy_soft_drink.php</ref><ref>https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/news-blog/now-heres-a-shocker-diet-coke-plus-2008-12-24/</ref>  The product was eventually discontinued, but primarily because the Food and Drug Administration declared it "misbranded" and ordered action from the Coca-Cola Company, rather than public concern.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20081223/fda-calls-diet-coke-plus-as-misbranded</ref>
 ==Notes and references==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Soft Drinks]]

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-'''Diet Coke Plus''' was a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that was fortified with [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamins B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref> From the start, there were health experts and even some consumers who where suspicious of this product.  Due to the artificial sweeteners, flavors, caramel color, and other contents, it was suspected that the product was not as healthy as advertised.<ref>http://www.diet-blog.com/07/diet_coke_plus_healthy_soft_drink.php</ref>  The product was eventually discontinued, but primarily because the Food and Drug Administration declared it "misbranded" and ordered action from the Coca-Cola Company, rather than public concern.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20081223/fda-calls-diet-coke-plus-as-misbranded</ref>
+'''Diet Coke Plus''' was a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that was fortified with [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamins B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref> From the start, there were health experts and even some consumers who where suspicious of this product.  Due to the artificial sweeteners, flavors, caramel color, and other contents, it was suspected that the product was not as healthy as advertised.<ref>http://www.diet-blog.com/07/diet_coke_plus_healthy_soft_drink.php</ref><ref>https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/news-blog/now-heres-a-shocker-diet-coke-plus-2008-12-24/</ref>  The product was eventually discontinued, but primarily because the Food and Drug Administration declared it "misbranded" and ordered action from the Coca-Cola Company, rather than public concern.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20081223/fda-calls-diet-coke-plus-as-misbranded</ref>
 ==Notes and references==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Soft Drinks]]

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-'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that is fortified with healthy [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamin B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref>
+'''Diet Coke Plus''' was a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that was fortified with [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamins B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref> From the start, there were health experts and even some consumers who where suspicious of this product.  Due to the artificial sweeteners, flavors, caramel color, and other contents, it was suspected that the product was not as healthy as advertised.<ref>http://www.diet-blog.com/07/diet_coke_plus_healthy_soft_drink.php</ref>  The product was eventually discontinued, but primarily because the Food and Drug Administration declared it "misbranded" and ordered action from the Coca-Cola Company, rather than public concern.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/news/20081223/fda-calls-diet-coke-plus-as-misbranded</ref>
 ==Notes and references==
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 [[Category:Soft Drinks]]

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-'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April of 2007 that is fortified with healthy [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamin B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref>
+'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a form of [[Diet Coke]] released in April 2007 that is fortified with healthy [[vitamin]]s including [[niacin]], vitamin B6 and B12, [[zinc]], and [[magnesium]].<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref>
 ==Notes and references==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Soft drinks]]

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−	'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a ~~new~~ form of Diet Coke ~~being~~ released ~~this year~~ that ~~will be~~ fortified with ~~healthy vitamins~~.	+	'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a form of Diet Coke released in April of 2007 that is fortified with small amounts of niacin, vitamin B6 and B12, zinc, and magnesium.<ref>The Coca-Cola company states that "An 8 ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus has 15% of the niacin, B6, and B12 you need in a day, plus 10% of the zinc and magnesium."[http://www.dietcoke.com/index.jsp].</ref>
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	'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a new form of Diet Coke being released this year that will be fortified with healthy vitamins.		'''Diet Coke Plus''' is a new form of Diet Coke being released this year that will be fortified with healthy vitamins.
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