Article 32YMS 7Up gets a new ingredient in Mexico—meth

7Up gets a new ingredient in Mexico—meth

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Beth Mole
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7Up-the lemon-lime soda sometimes thought to be named for its original seven main ingredients-now has a troubling eighth ingredient in Mexico: methamphetamine.

Health professionals in Arizona are warning travelers to the Mexicali area to be aware of possibly contaminated sodas there. The warning comes days after medical toxicologists and emergency doctors received reports of soda tampering in the area.

According to the Attorney General of the State of Baja California, seven people were sickened and one died from the spiked soft drinks. Officials requested that merchants there suspend sales of 7Up and clear the product from their shelves. And an investigation is now in progress to figure out how the illicit stimulant got into the soda.

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