Testimonials
"I’ve been hooked on Syfos for years. It’s SO much better than other seltzers or expensive sparkling waters. We get it at our local Publix in Florida. When we first started buying it many years ago, they kept running out. We asked them if they could increase their stock, and they did! So if you don’t see it in your local store, just ask."
Recipe of the Day
For all you adults Happy Halloween! A truly wicked brew, this is for you. Try it today!
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Study Calls for Simplified Food and Beverage Labeling
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The Institute of Medicine called for a simplified label to go on the front of food and beverage packages that would show the number of calories per serving and contain zero to three stars or checkmarks to indicate how healthy a food or beverage was. |
Concern Grows Over Drugs and Chemicals in Drinking Water
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New analytical techniques have now made it possible to accurately measure small amounts of chemicals in drinking water. These compounds, which include pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) along with endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs), have long been known to have adverse effects on the environment. According to an article in Water Quality Products Magazine, now that these compounds can be measured in the water supply, concern is growing on the effect they may have on human health.|
Teen Boys Consume Large Amounts of Sugary Drinks
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A recent national survey has found that the amount of sugar that teen boys consume from sodas, energy drinks, sweetened fruit juices and other sugary soft drinks on a daily basis exceeds the government recommendation for all daily sugar consumption by more than 200%.|
Fukushima Radiation in Drinking Water?
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Are Diet Soft Drinks Really Healthy?
Recent research has shown that both regular and diet soda have health risks. In fact, artificial sweeteners actually increase your sweet tooth, causing you to consume more calories in the long run. According to this article in theHuffington post, research on sugar substitutes connects diet soda consumption to metabolic syndrome, chronic kidney disease, and Type 2 Diabetes. (more…) |
Is switching from sugary soft drinks to diet soft drinks a healthier beverage choice? Not necessarily.