Normal total bilirubin levels in adults are 0.0 to 1.4 milligrams per deciliter, as reported by WebMD. Direct bilirubin levels of 0.0 to 0.3 mg/dL and indirect levels of 0.2 to 1.2 mg/dL are also acceptable. Caffeine use can lower bilirubin levels, but it may interfere with accurate testing results.
Report Abuse. Soda contains high levels of sugar in the forms of High Fructose Syrup and Sucrose Syrup. The average can - 12oz-is 66% sugar. So the answer is yes, its' bad for you.Even diet sodas can trigger a response to the sweetness making you carve carbs. Check out the Atkins Diet for more details on how soda can throw off a diet.eport Abuse. Soda contains high levels of sugar in the forms of High Fructose Syrup and Sucrose Syrup. The average can - 12oz-is 66% sugar. So the answer is yes, its' bad for you.
Report Abuse. No, it is very bad. If you need to drink soda, make sure you wash your mouth out with water afterwards. Sugar feeds the bacteria that live on your teeth and that will cause your teeth to rot faster. You shouldn't really drink soda anyway.Diet soda has fake sugar in it, which can cause more problems then corn sugar.est Answer: Everything can be bad for you if you have too much of it. Also remember that soda, diet or not, is very acidic, which... obviously isn't too good.