15 June 2013 ~ 0 Comments

Should There Be Nutrition Labels on Alcohol?

You expect to find nutrition facts when you’re shopping in the cereal aisle, but when you’re at the liquor store it can be nearly impossible to find out how many calories—let alone anything else—are in your booze. If you’re clamoring for more details on what’s in your booze, here’s the latest update: The Alcohol Tax […]

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15 June 2013 ~ 0 Comments

Should There Be Nutrition Labels on Alcohol?

You expect to find nutrition facts when you’re shopping in the cereal aisle, but when you’re at the liquor store it can be nearly impossible to find out how many calories—let alone anything else—are in your booze. If you’re clamoring for more details on what’s in your booze, here’s the latest update: The Alcohol Tax […]

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15 June 2013 ~ 0 Comments

Should There Be Nutrition Labels on Alcohol?

You expect to find nutrition facts when you’re shopping in the cereal aisle, but when you’re at the liquor store it can be nearly impossible to find out how many calories—let alone anything else—are in your booze. If you’re clamoring for more details on what’s in your booze, here’s the latest update: The Alcohol Tax […]

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13 February 2013 ~ 0 Comments

Don’t Mix THIS with Alcohol

Before you hit the town this weekend, consider this: The mixer you choose can actually make you more drunk. Turns out, drinking diet soda with alcohol actually boosts your buzz, according to a new study that will be published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. Researchers served participants one of three drinks: a diet […]

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09 May 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Attacks Your Liver Just Like Alcohol

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/05/07/the-sweetener-that-is-more-dangerous-than-alcohol.aspx?e_cid=20120507_DNL_art_   Sugar is Both a Fat and a Carb, and this Combo Drives World-Wide Obesity-Related Disease Rates Sugar is the only calorie source that correlates with the increase in diabetes. In 1985, when the world-wide sugar consumption was 98 million tons, diabetes affected 30 million people. By 2010, sugar consumption had risen to 160 […]

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