[Black-Mamba]

Is Ali Coubech sterilize his bottels?

[amirouche]

je me demande si la sterilisation coute chere?

[GENERAL]

slt,
lolllllll,ta chicha n est pas sterilisee? ,je niaisses
sur ce

[jamesbond007]

what a question black mamba!!!!! of course he does sterilise otherwise everybody will get sick .. by the way hes embottleyng for cocacola and they have lots of procedure that are commun for every manufacturer who does that ... im pretty sure that the quality of the coubesh's one arent the best but their products are at leats safe to drink... dont get paranoi dude and soft drink arent heathy period..drink juices and lots of water

[Black-Mamba]

Cool then, make yourself confortable and get a cup .

I was wondering if there is any correlation between non sterilized soda bottels and diseases . If you have more informations that'll be great !

[jamesbond007]

i dont think that diabetes or pneumonia or heartdisesases wich are most of the commun diseases in djibouti are caused by dat... so if u'll be more accurate about thoses diseases , i'll provide u more infos on that...

[Black-Mamba]

Well, pneumonia is contagious and I don't know if heartdeseases can be contagious, the doc of the forum will tell us. About manufacturers, nowdayz they recycle their bottels.

[Zebra]

Black-Mamba, le Saturday 24 February 2007, 4:38, dit :

Is Ali Coubech sterilize his bottels?

Hello Black, I don't know, I believe he does.

[Desaxee]

Have you noticed thes taste of djibouti's coca-cola drinks and those in the West are different? The djibouti ones taste "stronger", it's not only the fact that it contains more "pressured gaz", it just tastes different!!!
Well, In India , a terrible story happenned few years ago. Some indian scientists analysed the fizzy drinks sold in India (pepsi, coa-cola) and noticed that they taste is different from the american ones, after few works in the laboratory, they came up with an awful result: the Indian cocacola drinks contained a lot of pesticides. They published their works and some Indian states sued coca-cola company. Last year , coca cola was banned in 12 indian states.

So what's going on in djibouti? WHy does the coca cola drinks taste "different"?

[lena]

Desaxee, le Sunday 25 February 2007, 20:09, dit :

Have you noticed thes taste of djibouti's coca-cola drinks and those in the West are different? The djibouti ones taste "stronger", it's not only the fact that it contains more "pressured gaz", it just tastes different!!!
Well, In India , a terrible story happenned few years ago. Some indian scientists analysed the fizzy drinks sold in India (pepsi, coa-cola) and noticed that they taste is different from the american ones, after few works in the laboratory, they came up with an awful result: the Indian cocacola drinks contained a lot of pesticides. They published their works and some Indian states sued coca-cola company. Last year , coca cola was banned in 12 indian states.

So what's going on in djibouti? WHy does the coca cola drinks taste "different"?

i believe it taste different because of the water of djibouti ,as we all know is salted even if it gets purified(kind of..) maybe thats the reson the coke of djib is stronger in taste.

[Wallen]

Desaxee, le Sunday 25 February 2007, 21:09, dit :

Have you noticed thes taste of djibouti's coca-cola drinks and those in the West are different? The djibouti ones taste "stronger", it's not only the fact that it contains more "pressured gaz", it just tastes different!!!
Well, In India , a terrible story happenned few years ago. Some indian scientists analysed the fizzy drinks sold in India (pepsi, coa-cola) and noticed that they taste is different from the american ones, after few works in the laboratory, they came up with an awful result: the Indian cocacola drinks contained a lot of pesticides. They published their works and some Indian states sued coca-cola company. Last year , coca cola was banned in 12 indian states.

So what's going on in djibouti? WHy does the coca cola drinks taste "different"?

Je pense qu'ils vont chercher the ''pressured gaz'' ds les pots d'echappements des voitures, du coup ils vont resoudre le pb de la pollution et celui des retraites, personne vit au dessus de 55 ans a djibouti

[Black-Mamba]

It's amazing number of ppl infected by pneumonia even though Djib is a hot and dry country. Is there any study ?

Ce message a été modifié par Black-Mamba - 14 mars 2007 - 02:34 .

[amirouche]

bein avec tous les epidemies qu il ya a djibouti, la pneumonie doit passer inapercue.
j ai vu recemment sur le site du ministere des affaires etrangeres francais que djibouti fesait parti des pays qui etait deconseille de visiter a cause d une epidemie de je ne sais plus trop quoi!!!

[lena]

i found some info about pneumonia in djibouti.http://www.irinnews.org/report.aspx?reportid=54777
also check this out
How do you get pneumonia?
The microorganisms (germs) that cause pneumonia may be present in your body for some time before causing illness. Or, they may also be spread between people through droplets in the air. Coughing and sneezing create droplets.

There are a number of factors that affect your body's ability to fight off infection and put you more at risk of developing pneumonia. They include:

being in poor health
age - the very young and old (over 65) are most susceptible to pneumonia
smoking (as smoking damages your lungs which makes it easier to get an infection)
heavy drinking
heart disease
having a lung disease, such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
a low immunity to infection - if you have an illness such as AIDS or are having some types of chemotherapy for example.
Hospital-acquired pneumonia
People in hospital are vulnerable to pneumonia for a number of reasons. These include:

having a weakened immune system, which increases your risk of getting pneumonia
a reduced cough reflex following surgery or severe illness - a cough reflex is the body's way of clearing things out of the airways that may irritate them, an automatic reaction that defends the body against infections
the types of bacteria responsible for pneumonia caught in hospital, which tend to be different from those that cause community-acquired pneumonia - they may also be resistant to the standard antibiotics (such as resistant strains of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus)