Bad diet advice from Cole Gioberti

[Snarky Oracle!]

Somewhere in late S2 or early S3, Cole chides his parents for drinking orange juice with breakfast because of its acidic nature (even though orange juice is processed in an alkaline capacity, a weird quirk shared by vinegar) and he then takes a jug of milk from the refrigerator and consumes the contents (something that very much increases acidity, which is also why sufferers of ulcers shouldn't drink it as it can exacerbate their condition).

Is this why Julia framed him for murder?

Cole experiencing the tortures of reflux:

 

[Arlene Halloran]

Sounded as if our Cole boy needed someone to do a spot of winding, for him.

 

[Julia's Gun]

Somewhere in late S2 or early S3, Cole chides his parents for drinking orange juice with breakfast because of its acidic nature (even though orange juice is processed in an alkaline capacity, a weird quirk shared by vinegar) and he then takes a jug of milk from the refrigerator and consumes the contents (something that very much increases acidity, which is also why sufferers of ulcers shouldn't drink it as it can exacerbate their condition).

Is this why Julia framed him for murder?

Of course, it makes perfect sense now. Other than him being a 'hot-head', I always wondered what Julia's motive was.

 

[Falcon Crest I]

Somewhere in late S2 or early S3, Cole chides his parents for drinking orange juice with breakfast because of its acidic nature (even though orange juice is processed in an alkaline capacity, a weird quirk shared by vinegar) and he then takes a jug of milk from the refrigerator and consumes the contents (something that very much increases acidity, which is also why sufferers of ulcers shouldn't drink it as it can exacerbate their condition).

Is this why Julia framed him for murder?

Cole experiencing the tortures of reflux:

Aye probably knowing Julia. She was cuckoo, after all.

 

[Chris2]

Poor Cole - God doesn’t give with both hands.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

Poor Cole - God doesn’t give with both hands.

But then orange juice does cause the blood sugar surge, first thing in the morning.

So maybe there isn't an answer.

Nowadays, I start my day with a cold glass of sparkling water, 20 drops of iodine, and a vitamin C tablet.