Often, yes. A 12-ounce soft drink (a standard can) contains sugars equal to about 9 teaspoons, providing 150 easily metabolized calories. Since the body uses first the calories easiest to process, it first burns the simple sugars and then the complex carbohydrates. When you have soft drinks along with other foods during a day, the sugar usually provides so much energy that the body does not need to convert all the other carbohydrates to sugar. What does it do with all those extra carbs? Turns them to fat!
So, what if you want to add soft drinks to your already-sufficient diet but not gain any resultant weight? All you have to do is add enough extra exercise to burn off every one of those calories. How much? Well, for every 12 ounces of soda, just run for about a mile or for 15 minutes. Two miles for two cans. (The exact amount depends on many variables.)
If you don't add the extra exercise, and you already are taking in enough calories without the extra sugar from, say, two 12-ounce soft drinks (300 calories) a day, you'll gain about a pound every 12 days. That's over 30 pounds in one year!
Diet, it makes you hungrier, which makes you eat a lot more calories.
The answer to that is ah-bious! Diet coke caffiene free is diet coke with out caffiene. Coke zero has no calories or sugars. Diet coke is for fat people on a diet or people that wanna stay in shape. That's actually somewhat not true because yes, it does help people on a diet that like coke but coke 0 has no calories so I think it is scientificly proven that coke 0 is't not as fattening.
no, peanut is not fattening
NO. They can be fattening in fried form.
Yes, it is fattening.
yes ham is very fattening
All alcohol is fattening!
yes that is the most fattening part of a chicken.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_frequently_asked_nutrition_questions with calories can be fattening.
No,,Pepper is a mere organic spice, so not fattening.
yes it is all things are fattening in a sense
Yes of course all sugary desserts are fattening.