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    There's a chickee in my office with an MS that is totally bamboozled by the vitamin water thing. Drinks it every day and believes that it's better for her than plain water - "the ads can't be wrong" I kid you not.

    I drink the plain stuff. Daily. And coffee. And my growth has been stunted for life. But I balance it with dark chocolate and seasonal fruit.

    Susan - thank you for the article. Going to have to give my store brand chicken a second look. Oy vey. At least I know where my seafood is coming from.
    Last edited by bmccasland; 05-06-2009 at 11:43 AM.
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    Even chickens have saline enhanced breasts
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zen View Post
    Even chickens have saline enhanced breasts
    Just watch out for the ones with silicone.
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    "Consumers today are savvy, they are educated and they are looking for more from their beverages than simply hydration," said Coke spokesman Scott Williamson.

    No, they're not, no,they're not, and no, they're not.
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    yer

    Zen, I agree...!

    Do free range chickens have saline enhanced breasts?

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    I think many consumers WANT to be healthy, but we are all too often swayed by marketing and buzzwords, instead of having an actual foundation in nutritional knowledge.

    A great book (Just picked up the latest edition, even though I've read it before) is Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Guidebook. Good practical, solid nutritional information.

    Have any of you seen the Godd Morning America segment on Mountain Dew? You'll shake your head in amazement when watching it.
    http://consumerist.com/5152318/mount...alachins-teeth

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    I saw a piece by Diane Sawyer where she visited a coal mining town in WV. No one there had anything close to a healthy set of teeth. They call it Mountain Dew Mouth.

    Nasty stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmccasland View Post
    There's a chickee in my office with an MS that is totally bamboozled by the vitamin water thing. Drinks it every day and believes that it's better for her than plain water - "the ads can't be wrong" I kid you not.

    I drink the plain stuff. Daily. And coffee. And my growth has been stunted for life. But I balance it with dark chocolate and seasonal fruit.
    1. Ewwwwwwwwww
    2. That pretty much sums up my diet.

 

 

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