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Coca Cola, Pepsi improve men's sexual health, prevent prostate cancer: Here's what study shows

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The study found that the testes of the mice that just drank Pepsi or Coca-Cola were significantly increased on day 15 A new study has revealed that high doses of carbonated beverages like Coca-Cola and Pepsi may increase testicle size and testosterone levels.

Consumption of carbonated drinks can also reduce the risk of prostate dysfunction and cancer. Previous studies have linked soda consumption to harm to reproductive functions, reduced sperm quantity, and reduced sperm motility.

However, the findings of this study contradict those previous studies. The study has been conducted by researchers at the Northwest Minzu University in China and published in the scientific journal Acta Endocrinol.

The researchers conducted tests on groups of male mice over a 15-day period. The first group drank only water, while the other groups drank varying levels of Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

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