Who is the Pepsi inventor

The Pepsi inventor is the American pharmacist (Caleb Braham)
He accidentally invented his pharmacy by mixing several substances with soda water to be served at the pharmacy for customers in the summer days of 1898

Caleb Bradham was sure that people would come to his pharmacy if he gave them something they loved and refreshed in the heat of the day, and knew his delicious mix of Brad's name as Brad's.
After that, Caleb Bradham decided to name his drink Pepsi Cola because he thought he was treating dyspepsia, or Dyspepsia, or pepsin enzyme, one of the digestive enzymes produced by the stomach and played a major role in the process. Digestion.

When people scrambled to buy a drink, Bradham was persuaded to open a small company to market his product and patent in 1902.

His company was bankrupt after the First World War, but the company quickly regained its success to become one of the largest multinational companies in the world.