Here’s something interesting I just saw this morning: Pepsi launches ‘healthy’ option. This drink, called Pepsi Raw, “is said to be made from natural ingredients and contain no artificial preservatives, colours, flavourings or sweeteners.”
The calorie content of a 300ml bottle is 117 compared to 126 for normal Pepsi.
Pepsi Raw has only natural ingredients including [...]
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This was an article in yesterday’s EurekAlert feed: Doubled calorie intake from beverages likely contributes to adult obesity.
First of all, duh! Doubled calorie intake from any source is probably going to contribute to obesity.
It’s not just sugary sodas that are adding to the obesity crisis – it’s fruit drinks, alcohol and a combination of [...]
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City scientists test pizza and Coke diet to determine if “the fizzy drink can help prevent young women from becoming anaemic.”
And of course this research is sponsored by Coca-Cola, which has high hopes for the outcome.
The Coca-Cola Co is hoping the study will show that Coke could be a cheap, efficient way to tackle iron [...]
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