Category Archives: History of 7-Up

When Soft Drinks Were Not So Soft

Posted on June 10, 2015 by James J. Murray, Fiction Writer

Medical experts argue about the health benefits of soft drinks. Sodas have been linked to our country’s growing obesity problem as well as to a lengthening list of other diseases. But a review of the history of two popular soft … Continue reading →

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When Soft Drinks Were Not So Soft

Posted on May 15, 2013 by James J. Murray, Fiction Writer

Medical experts argue about the health benefits of soft drinks. Sodas have been linked to our country’s growing obesity problem as well as to a lengthening list of other diseases. But a review of the history of two popular soft … Continue reading →

Posted in About James J. Murray, About Medications/Pharmacy, Compounding Phamracy, History of 7-Up, History of Coca Cola, History of Coke, History of Seven Up, History of Soft Drinks, Pharmacy/Pharmaceuticals, Soft Drinks and Drugs, Soft Drinks and Health Risks, Soft Drinks and Psychotropic Drugs | Tagged 7-Up, 7-Up and Hangovers, Charles Griggs, Coca Cola, Coca Cola and Coca, Coca Cola and Cocaine, Coca Cola and Headaches, Cocaethylene, Coke, crime fiction writer, drug-related murders, Health Benefits of Soft Drinks, Health Risks of Sodas, Health Risks of Soft Drinks, History of 7-Up, History of Coca Cola, History of Coke, History of Seven Up, James J. Murray, John Pemberton, Lithium Citrate, Lithium Citrate and 7-Up, Lithium Citrate and Seven Up, Murder Mayhem and Medicine, Pemberton's French Wine Cocoa, pharmacist writer, pharmacy, Seven Up, Seven Up and Hangovers, Soda and Drugs, Sodas and Disease, Sodas and Health Risks, Sodas and Obesity, Soft Drinks and Disease, Soft Drinks and Drugs, Soft Drinks and Obesity, writing pharmacist | 8 Comments