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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Energy and Sports Drinks Damage Teeth Study Claims
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In the May/June issue of the journal General Dentistry the authors of a new study claim that sports and energy drinks are causing irreversible damage to the teeth of teens and young adults in the United States, According to the researchers, the high acidity levels in those beverages erode tooth enamel, the glossy outer layer of teeth. |
Body Building and Fitness Competition Returns
The annual competitions are presented by Bodies by Mari and Sergio Pacheco’s Physique World Gym. Fitness trainer Mari Redondo is a fan of Syfo and we’re proud to be involved with the event. Healthy beverages like Syfo and a focus on fitness are a perfect fit. (more…) |
The NPC Gold Coast Bodybuilding Classic and Mari Redondo’s Figure, Fitness & Bikini Championship return to the Goodlet Park Auditorium in Hialeah, Florida on Saturday, May 5, 2012. For more information call (786) 295-9146 or (305) 888-6274.|
Processed Food and Sweet Beverages Mean Too Much Sugar for Kids
According to a new report from the CDC, kids are consuming way too much sugar from processed food and sweetened beverages that could raise their risk for obesity and chronic diseases. (more…) |
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Earth Day is April 22
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This week people around the world will be bringing renewed attention to the well-being of the environment and their own personal health in anticipation of Earth Day on April 22. At Syfo, promoting a healthy environment and health in people are our utmost concerns.|
Consuming Soda and Other Sugary Beverages Can Increase Heart Risk
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A new study has linked soda and other sweetened beverage consumption with increased risk of heart attacks in men. Harvard researchers found that men who drank one sugar-sweetened beverage per day had a 20 percent increased risk of heart attack compared to those who stayed away from sugary drinks, according to the study published in the journal Circulation.