I’m sure you’ve noticed how energy drinks and sports drinks seem to
be the craze these days. And if you haven’t noticed, just know
that these beverages sell to the tune of billions of dollars each
year.
Have you heard of Vitamin Water? Have you seen their commercials?
Coca Cola owns Vitamin Water.
And in response to a lawsuit filed by the Center for Science in the
Public Interest (CSPI), Coke’s attorney’s replied in court
briefings that, “…no consumer could reasonably be misled into
thinking Vitamin Water was a healthy beverage.”
The reality, of course, is that millions of consumers WERE misled
into believing Vitamin Water was a healthy beverage. The name
itself makes you think you are drinking vitamins and water, right?
Wrong.
If Vitamin Water were accurately named, it would be called Sugar
Water. It’s first two ingredients are sugar and water. In fact,
there are 32 grams of sugar in every bottle. The drink also has a
bunch of synthetic vitamin chemicals that aren’t really quality
vitamins at all.
So the reality is that Vitamin Water is really just sugar water
with a bunch of synthetic chemicals added.
Coca-Cola has tried to argue its way out of the lawsuit, but the
facts are so obvious here that a federal judge has denied
Coca-Cola’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
So unless you want a high sugar drink with synthetic chemicals
added to it, don’t drink Vitamin Water. And when you are choosing
drinks, make sure you read the label first to see what’s in there.
Companies practice “deceptive advertising” all the time to get you
to buy their products. So read the labels and choose carefully.
Have a great day!
Sincerely,
Dr. Justin Trosclair
Source: Natural News
