Medical experts on Friday advised citizens not to consume soft drinks at iftar time because after sixteen hours of fasting, they start to retard kidney function. Talking to a private news channel, medical experts, however, advised people to use home-made juices instead of soft drinks during iftar as it is easily absorbed during digestion,
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