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Some of the most popular cereal brands retailing in South Africa are packed full of sugar, while making bold claims that they aid “growth” and “development”.
You might just be snatching the most well-known energy drink brand off the shelf when you need a boost, but there are a few things to consider.
Ever noticed that many energy drinks often taste like that pink Fizzer from your childhood? The simple truth isn’t a healthy one.
You haven’t been living your best summer life if you haven’t discovered the genius combination of low calories, low sugar, alcohol, and frozen popsicles.
A science teacher in Australia did an experiment that shows how much sugar is in a fizzy drink, and it’s actually pretty jarring.
It’s often easy to grab a cooldrink on the fly, and we promise ourselves that it’s going to be the last this month. Perhaps these stats will make you think twice.
Just near the King Shaka airport in KZN, an investment will see the rise of a new city. It’s only set to be completed in 2030, but here’s our first look.
In the end, it’s not really about what you’re using to substitute sugar with. Rather, it depends on so much more
There’s a new tax coming to town and it’s all about South Africa’s sugar consumption – here’s what you need to know.
Since its worldwide take over, the dire effects of sugar have taken their toll on the human body – but here’s how you can change all that.
You might want to bear a few things in mind the next time you start to guzzle a can of Coke. We know it’s not great for us, granted, but this breakdown makes for pretty enlightening reading.
Hang on a second, are we telling you that you’ve cut out all the fun stuff for no reason? Kind of, but we’re taking the advice of a couple of experts.
It might be time to change your mixers, folks. You will be pretty grossed out by just how much sugar we are slamming down our gullets every time we enjoy a cooldrink.
Following with the trend of embracing the sugar content of their drink and addressing the massive problem of obesity Coca-cola have released a new, green coke… guess green means naturally sweetened?
This is different… explicitly advertising how many calories your product contains instead of trying to make it sound healthier than it is? That’s what you call embracing criticism and putting a positive spin on it….
Health professionals are getting increasingly more concerned about the content of sugar in everyday food and drink products.
The Credit Suisse Research Institute has released their 2013 study, titled: ‘Sugar: Consumption at a Crossroad’. The study found that millions of people worldwide are affected by type II diabetes or obesity, costing the global healthcare system billions of dollars every year.