It amazes me daily how much of a convenience trap most people are living in..
I sat in my car on Sunday, whilst waiting for someone and watched people going about the shopping habits in a well known store!! 5 out of the seven people I seen come through the checkouts had either cans or bottles of the 'red stuff' in their trolleys!
After the decision today in America to continue to allow vast quantities of the sugary drinks to still be sold, even though it has been proven that they contain no nutrition value at all, it really makes me question what the motive is when it comes to our health and well being...
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/12/nyregion/judge-invalidates-bloombergs-soda-ban.html?_r=0
It made me think back to a report I read recently about the danger of overloading on soft carbonated drinks"
"A New Zealand woman's 2.2 gallon a day Coca-Cola habit was a major factor in her death, a coroner found Tuesday, urging the soft drink giant to put health warnings on its caffeinated products.
Natasha Harris, a 30-year-old mother of eight from Invercargill in southern New Zealand, drank huge amounts of the fizzy beverage for years before her death in February 2010, coroner David Crerar found".
Stay clear of anything that gives you a sugar rush, and you'll be doing your body a favour.
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I sat in my car on Sunday, whilst waiting for someone and watched people going about the shopping habits in a well known store!! 5 out of the seven people I seen come through the checkouts had either cans or bottles of the 'red stuff' in their trolleys!
After the decision today in America to continue to allow vast quantities of the sugary drinks to still be sold, even though it has been proven that they contain no nutrition value at all, it really makes me question what the motive is when it comes to our health and well being...
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/12/nyregion/judge-invalidates-bloombergs-soda-ban.html?_r=0
It made me think back to a report I read recently about the danger of overloading on soft carbonated drinks"
"A New Zealand woman's 2.2 gallon a day Coca-Cola habit was a major factor in her death, a coroner found Tuesday, urging the soft drink giant to put health warnings on its caffeinated products.
Natasha Harris, a 30-year-old mother of eight from Invercargill in southern New Zealand, drank huge amounts of the fizzy beverage for years before her death in February 2010, coroner David Crerar found".
Stay clear of anything that gives you a sugar rush, and you'll be doing your body a favour.
