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Is the so-called sugar-free bubble water in the market an IQ tax?
In fact, we all know that we all like to drink soft drinks in our daily life. We also think that mixing with those soft drinks can make us gain more energy and enjoy ourselves better, because some drinks can make us gain more energy and feel better physically and mentally. Besides, we can feel better when drinking. We like drinking these very much, and sometimes we can't stop ourselves from mixing with these nutrients, and we want to stop ourselves in some ways. But there are some new varieties that we can like better, and those new varieties can be more beneficial to our health. Sugar-free bubble water is a relatively new variety and is also liked by many people. So is the so-called sugar-free bubble water on the market an IQ tax? I think this is really an IQ tax for three reasons:

The first reason is that these diet sodas may not work well. In fact, many people still can't lose weight or lose more fat after drinking these sugar-free bubble waters, because those sugar-free bubble waters don't have such an effect and can't make themselves enjoy better.

The second reason is that these sugar-free bubble waters are not necessarily beneficial to the human body. In fact, these diet sodas are not necessarily beneficial to the human body, and there is no good evidence to prove whether they are really beneficial, but there is no evidence to prove that these sodas are harmful. The third reason is that these sugar-free bubble waters are low in cost. In fact, the production cost of these sugar-free bubble water is still relatively low, not as high as we thought, and there is no relatively high technical content, and it is not difficult to make.

All in all, I think this is really an IQ tax.