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Revision as of 05:41, April 5, 2007
Mountain Dew is a sweet citrus soft drink made by Pepsi. It has a yellowish hue, is carbonated, and has a high amount of caffeine.
Health Problems
Mountain Dew's high level of caffeine and sugar is generally considered very dangerous, especially for children. Research has shown soda such as Mountain Dew leads to hyperactivity, social, behavioral, and food-related disorders.