The latest fad: lacing sugar water with vitamins and positioning it as a health drink.
But while harried parents may love the videos, to suggest that it therefore means they're good for kids is like suggesting that Coca-Cola is a health drink because millions of customers love it.
But while harried parents may love the videos, to suggest that it therefore means they're good for kids is like suggesting that Coca-Cola (nyse: KO - news - people ) is a health drink because millions of customers love it.
What follows is intended to cast a topical light on the quandary of working mothers, but in fact it functions best as a straightforward culture clash, with Kate being at once appalled and chilled by the perky presence of Angie, for whom a can of Red Bull counts as a health drink.
And then there's Tahitian Noni International, the Provo maker of a "health" drink from the noni fruit ( FORBES, May 24, 2004).
But this is the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas--and serious business: the annual convention of Tahitian Noni International, a Provo, Utah maker of a Polynesian "health" drink.
After the successful rebranding of red wine as a health-enhancing drink a few years ago (at least, if consumed in moderation), Britain's cidermakers hope that the same thing might come true for their own nectar.
Greater health awareness and tough drink-drive laws and enforcement are also thought to have played a part.
The TTB says health-related claims made by alcoholic drink manufacturers must be verifiable and balanced with revelations about the health risks of excessive alcohol consumption.
Figures from the Scottish Health Survey also indicate more than one in three regularly drink more than is good for their health - the recommended weekly guideline of 14 units for women.
Health officials said when people drink nonpasteurized juice, they run the risk of becoming sick.
The health ministry says no food or drink product will be permitted to be sold if it has radioactive cesium above the government-set limit.
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Bob Cratchit even wants to drink Scrooge's health, which Mrs.
Population decline in Ukraine (a country very similar to Russia since its has a nearly identical health system, a similarly drink-sodden and unhealthy culture, and a similar demographic profile) has not been ameliorated at nearly the same pace.
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It's perhaps another factor in explaining doctors' reliance on drink and flippancy about the health effects.
Mr Clare said he used props to add colour to his talks, including a pair of "beer goggles", from the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Health Authority's Health Promotion department, which show how drink can affect visual impairment.
In the summer months, crowds would flock to the area to drink from a spring that promised health and vitality.
Alcohol Concern has joined forces with the Department of Health to launch a new information service about drink problems designed to help GPs and practice nurses tackle the problem more effectively.
When city health officials voted to approve the large-drink ban in the fall, they routinely pointed to statistics showing that 58% adults citywide are overweight or obese, and nearly 40% of public-school students in eighth grade or below are obese or overweight.
T-shirts, drink cans and food cartons for displaying health messages or providing sales and restocking data.
For example, the Dannon Company recently agreed to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that the company made deceptive and exaggerated claims about the health benefits of its Activia yogurt and DanActive dairy drink.
"What one of the things that we as a global community have been slow to realize is that even in an industrialized economy will still demand very directly on the health of natural systems to provide the water we drink and to keep the climate stable, " Leape said.
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Where the Pilgrims drank unpasteurized milk filled with potentially life threatening bacteria, we fret about drinking anything out of plastic containing BPA, even though Health Canada pointed out that we would need to drink more than 1, 000 liters a day to exceed the safety level (which has an additional safety factor to make the safe level even safer).
Mr. Sunderman, former head of a home-health-care company, likes to unwind with a drink before entering the house.
Aides to City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, a Manhattan Democrat who is running for mayor, said last year that attorneys for the council reviewed the sugary-drink issue and determined that the Board of Health had the right to impose the regulations.
In June health officials in Iran warned of rising numbers of alcoholics and drink-drivers.
Visitors, including royalty and members of high society - dubbed "the Quality" by locals - came to the village to drink its water, which was said to have health benefits.
Ronald Penny, a doctor member of an inquiry that sparked the Rudd plan, argues the federal government should go further and spend more trying to prevent people needing hospitals at all: he cites figures showing one-tenth of teenagers drink enough alcohol to cause probable harm to their health later.
Health problems hit in 1997 when Parfitt's old lifestyle of drink and drugs began to take its toll and he underwent a quadruple heart bypass after doctors warned he could die at any time.
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