Coco-Cola has no special meaning. The origin of the name is a detailed story: In 1885, the government issued a prohibition order, so Pemberton invented the alcohol-free Pemberton's French Wine Coka. On May 8, 1886, he wanted to invent a drink that many people who needed nutritional supplements would like to drink.

That day, he was stirring the prepared drink and found that it had the effect of refreshing, calming and relieving headaches. He added the liquid to syrup and water, then added ice cubes, and tasted it. Taste it, it tastes great, but when pouring the second cup, the assistant accidentally added soda water, and this time it tasted even better.

Partner Robinson inspired the name from the two ingredients of the syrup. These two ingredients are the leaves of coca (Coca) and the fruit of kola (Kola). In order to be consistent, Robinson named The K of Kola was changed to C, and a horizontal line was added between the two words, and Coca-Cola was born.

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Cola precautions

A small amount of cola will not affect human sleep and nervous system. Drinking a large amount of cola may cause sleep system disorders, insomnia, excitement, nervousness, and decreased sleep quality.

Ibuprofen and cola cannot be taken at the same time. Ibuprofen, a commonly used antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory drug, has a stimulating effect on the gastric mucosa, and the caffeine contained in coffee and cola can also stimulate the gastric mucosa and promote gastric acid secretion. If you drink coffee or cola immediately after taking ibuprofen, it will intensify the irritation to the gastric mucosa. In severe cases, gastric bleeding, gastric perforation, etc. may occur.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Coca-Cola

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