An icy-cold Diet Coke quenches thirst, but may also cause problems. This sugar-free, low-calorie beverage is often a popular choice for dieters and people watching their caloric intake, but some of the ingredients in Diet Coke may result in repercussions, among them, fluid retention. If plagued by a bloaty belly or swollen lower limbs, ankles and feet, cut back on knocking back the diet sodas and see if it makes a difference.
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