21 August 2014 ~ 0 Comments

Faceoff: What All-Natural Sports Drinks Are Worth It?

Sports drinks… Can’t live with um, can’t live without um. Well, okay, so we could probably live without them but let’s be real… After a really tough workout or a long day of being out in the heat, guzzling down a flavored sports drink is almost as good as drinking an ice cold beer after […]

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21 August 2014 ~ 0 Comments

Faceoff: What All-Natural Sports Drinks Are Worth It?

Sports drinks… Can’t live with um, can’t live without um. Well, okay, so we could probably live without them but let’s be real… After a really tough workout or a long day of being out in the heat, guzzling down a flavored sports drink is almost as good as drinking an ice cold beer after […]

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21 August 2014 ~ 0 Comments

Faceoff: What All-Natural Sports Drinks Are Worth It?

Sports drinks… Can’t live with um, can’t live without um. Well, okay, so we could probably live without them but let’s be real… After a really tough workout or a long day of being out in the heat, guzzling down a flavored sports drink is almost as good as drinking an ice cold beer after […]

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26 April 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Truth About Energy Drinks

The bad news about energy drinks just keeps rolling in: Thanks to inconsistent labeling and an ongoing FDA review that’s not yet finished, energy drinks can contain undisclosed ingredients that haven’t been thoroughly vetted by the FDA, according to a new report released by three congressmen earlier this month. Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) and Sens. […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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26 January 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Depressing Truth About Sugary Drinks

Want to smile more? Swallow this: People who drink regular or diet soda, iced tea, or fruit punch are more likely to suffer from depression, while coffee drinkers are less prone to the blues, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s Annual Meeting. Researchers asked 263,925 people about their drinking […]

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