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The healthiest energy drinks: New brands ranked from worst to best

Energy drinks remain popular despite health risks, with new 'healthier' brands claiming lower sugar and natural ingredients, but nutritionists recommend occasional consumption and prioritize diet, sleep, and hydration for sustained energy.

fromwww.theguardian.com

3 weeks ago

Thailand moves to cut sugar in popular drinks amid health drive

A crowd of customers, holding phones aloft, watch intently as Auntie Nid mixes up her bestseller: an iced Thai tea. Condensed milk is poured into a glass, followed by three heaped tablespoons of sugar, and then freshly strained tea. The end product a deep orange, creamy treat is poured into a plastic bag filled with ice. I want to spoil my customers, says Auntie Nid, 68, who prefers to be known by her nickname.

Public health

Food & drink

fromcooking.nytimes.com

1 month ago

To Improve How He Ate, Our Critic Looked at What He Drank

Alcohol and sugary beverages can undermine health, sleep, weight, and relationships; changing drinking habits is more difficult than altering food choices.

Coffee

fromTasting Table

2 months ago

Order This Cold Foam Swap To Enjoy A Less Sweet Starbucks Drink - Tasting Table

Swap syrup for flavored cold foam at Starbucks to cut sugar while keeping creamy flavor and improving mouthfeel.

Health

fromBusiness Insider

7 months ago

Make your own electrolyte drink at home using this simple 4-ingredient recipe from a sports nutritionist

Many electrolyte drinks contain more sugar than soda, contradicting health goals.