Hello
I am a total fan of functional and healthy drinks. I particularly like the newer vitamin waters. Low in sugar but still full of flavor. Plus vitamins and minerals. I think these drinks should be pushed more. All soft drinks are over-sugared and unhealthy. Water, on the other hand, is boring...
Any opinions and product suggestions?
Best regards
Hello
I am a total fan of functional and healthy drinks. I particularly like the newer vitamin waters. Low in sugar but still full of flavor. Plus vitamins and minerals. I think these drinks should be pushed more. All soft drinks are over-sugared and unhealthy. Water, on the other hand, is boring...
Any opinions and product suggestions?
Best regards
Hello andiegli
I personally do not believe in the effectiveness of such vitamin supplements in drinks or food. The dosage is usually too low. The same applies to vitamin tablets. I think this is just another sales argument. Something is sold as "healthy" when it's not.
When I had an iron deficiency, the doctor gave me several injections in my backside.
Greetings moz
Hello andiegli
I personally do not believe in the effectiveness of such vitamin supplements in drinks or food. The dosage is usually too low. The same applies to vitamin tablets. I think this is just another sales argument. Something is sold as "healthy" when it's not.
When I had an iron deficiency, the doctor gave me several injections in my backside.
Greetings moz
Hello moz79
Of course there's always a bit of marketing involved. And these drinks are probably not suitable for remedying serious vitamin or mineral deficiencies. However, I think they certainly make sense as a healthy and tasty alternative to sweet drinks. Especially as they contain little sugar and few calories. Even if my kids want to drink something "sweet", I can give them a drink like this from time to time instead of cola or iced tea with a clearer conscience.
Best regards
Hey andiegli
I see. I recently had to disabuse my nephew of the illusion that CapriSun is healthy :-)
I was brought up on home-made, barely sweetened tea. Coke was only served in restaurants or when I felt sick.
Good luck with the offspring!
Greez moz
Hello
There is probably not much healthy about capri sonne. :)
I saw the report in Blick am Abend this week about Focuswater, tried this product and am delighted. Who knows it? And what do you think about it?
Guest
Oh dear, vitamin water. Guys, why don't you make it yourself? Cut ginger, lemon, grapefruit, rosehip, etc., put them in water, et voilà....... Vitamin water without any sugar
By the way..... Mineral water from the USA.....
http://www.bottledlifefilm.com/index.php/nestle-und-das-wasser.html
Not just Nestle
Is that what you want?
Hello moz79
Of course there's always a bit of marketing involved. And these drinks are probably not suitable for remedying serious vitamin or mineral deficiencies. However, I think they certainly make sense as a healthy and tasty alternative to sweet drinks. Especially as they contain little sugar and few calories. Even if my kids want to drink something "sweet", I can give them a drink like this from time to time instead of cola or iced tea with a clearer conscience.
Best regards
Hey andiegli
I see. I recently had to disabuse my nephew of the illusion that CapriSun is healthy :-)
I was brought up on home-made, barely sweetened tea. Coke was only served in restaurants or when I felt sick.
Good luck with the offspring!
Greez moz
Hello
There is probably not much healthy about capri sonne. :)
I saw the report in Blick am Abend this week about Focuswater, tried this product and am delighted. Who knows it? And what do you think about it?
Guest
Oh dear, vitamin water. Guys, why don't you make it yourself? Cut ginger, lemon, grapefruit, rosehip, etc., put them in water, et voilà....... Vitamin water without any sugar
By the way..... Mineral water from the USA.....
http://www.bottledlifefilm.com/index.php/nestle-und-das-wasser.html
Not just Nestle
Is that what you want?
