Category Archives: Drinks
Relation between soft drinks advertisements and childhood obesity
Advertising is always important when related to influencing consumer preferences. Particularly, when consumers are children, who are more susceptible to appealing advertisements and effective promotion of food products, advertising can have a really direct effect on how children perceive dietary … Continue reading
Soft drinks: The effect of soda on our teeth and bones
Very few people drink soda because they believe it is good for them. In majority, people love soda because it is tasteful, quenches thirst and comes in all shapes, sizes and colors. However, there is an increasing concern in the … Continue reading
BOTTLE TOP–CHANGES YOUR CAN INTO A BOTTLE
BOTTLE TOP & ALUMINUM CANS Don’t ya wish for the original thought that would result in a product that is useful, reusable, a “going green” aid to “save the planet” and cheap to boot?! WOW!!! It’s the BOTTLE TOP that … Continue reading
Reasons for huge increase in soft drink consumption in US
According to the National Soft Drinks Association (NSDA), in 2004, Americans consumed on average 1.5 12-ounce cans per day and spent over nearly $850 per household per year for the consumption of soft drinks. By adjusting these figures on a … Continue reading
Shakeology Alternative? What I Discovered
For years I have been in search of a good healthy shake that contained vitamins, protein, sugar free, and caffeine free. Any extras would be a plus. I’m not a big fan of taking a multivitamin in pill form on … Continue reading
Pros and cons of consuming sports drinks
Sports drinks are beverages that contain high amounts of carbohydrates and vitamins to help the body replenish the fluids and nutrients burned during exercising and sporting events. The general notion that sports drinks are only beneficial to our body is … Continue reading
Soft drinks: Ingredients and their nutritional value
Although soft drinks are often the culprit for a series of health issues, they are, admittedly, vital vehicles of a balanced diet. After intensive work out, soft drinks are quicker absorbed than water providing to human body hydration and energy, … Continue reading