"With the removal of bottled water, consumers increased their consumption of less healthy bottled beverages".
In an effort to help demystify what the sugar industry probably doesn't want you to know, let's take a look at how much sugar you're actually drinking, from your favorite Starbucks drink to that "healthy" bottle of green juice you just picked up at your local organic grocery store.
We studied the semiological value of a clinical sign for assessing the severity of bronchiolitis in previously healthy, mainly bottle-fed, full-term infants presenting to a pediatrician's office.
"I stock up on healthy snacks and bottles of water; while it won't stop me consuming gallons of coffee, it does mean I don't load up solely on sweets and chocolate".
Coke dialled down the health claims but in 2009, the Advertising Standards Authority said it couldn't even be considered "healthy" because a bottle had almost as much sugar as a can of coke.
"Fat people are so easy to hate," the sample-sized Katie says in between healthy chugs of a bottle of Veuve Clicquot.
Study design: We studied 21 infants with bronchiolitis and 21 bottle-fed healthy infants who formed a comparison group.
Your chance to finally wrap your slender, healthy fingers around a bottle of Sauvignon after a month of nothing but flat Diet Coke.
When I was 4, I imagined that if a vitamin each day would keep me healthy, then an entire bottle of them might leave me looking like Popeye.
The amount left in the bottle by healthy infants does not vary much, but increases during bronchiolitis.
