Podcasts about fizzy drinks

John Maytham is joined by Nigel Sunley, food scientist and owner of Sunley Consulting, who has extensive experience in food regulation both locally and internationally – to unpack thee US ban on artificial dyes in their food, and whether South Africa should consider the same thing. Follow us on:CapeTalk on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTalkCapeTalk on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@capetalkCapeTalk on Instagram: www.instagram.com/capetalkzaCapeTalk on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567CapeTalk on X: www.x.com/CapeTalkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new study suggests sugary fruit juices and fizzy drinks may be linked to a higher likelihood of strokes. The findings, from global research studies by University of Galway and McMaster University Canada, found that both fizzy ‘soda pop' beverages, either with sugar or artificially sweetened, increase stroke risk by 22%, and fruit juices by 37%. And bad news for coffee lovers, too: It was also found that drinking more than 4 cups of per day also appears to increase stroke risk. The good news is that those who enjoy sparkling water can sip easy, since this study refers specifically to sugary drinks.According to a survey, using an Android phone could be impacting your dating life. In a summer poll of 1,000 anonymous phone users by All About Cookies, 22% of iPhone users admitted they look down on those sending non-iMessage texts, and nearly 23% of iPhone users said finding out a potential romantic interest is an Android user would be a total dealbreaker. 31% of men said they'd swipe left on an Android user, while 16% of women felt the same. The same survey found that 52% of Android users have been made fun of for their device.Jungle TrailLessons LearnedUsing different camera angles.Using some of our new found knowledge for the shots.How impressive a smartphone camera can be. New equipment made it much better for filming this time. 2nd GoPro

South Africa currently faces a dire health crisis. Diabetes now ranks as the second leading cause of death in South Africa after tuberculosis, with a concerning 25 000 deaths attributed to the disease in 2022. Diabetes affects 12 percent of the adult population in South Africa, wreaking havoc to the family’s livelihood and the individual’s health, workplace productivity, – as well as the national fiscus. Diabetes, on diagnosed patients alone, costs South Africa’s health system a whopping R2.7 billion. And this is where increasing the sugar tax from 10 to 20 percent would help. The Healthy Living Alliance (HEALA) still maintains that the South African government has an opportunity to curb the prevalence of NCDs in South Africa, including diabetes, obesity, and related health issues. Zukiswa Mzimela, Heala Comms Manager. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Ask! Dr Chris tells us what causes humiditiy in the air. Why are carbonated drinks bad for your teeth? Does the Naked Scientist know more than AI? Why does hair on our heads grow faster than on other parts of our bodies? Does Earth's magnetic field affect satellite transmissions? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this episode of Ask! Dr Chris tells us what causes humiditiy in the air. Why are carbonated drinks bad for your teeth? Does the Naked Scientist know more than AI? Why does hair on our heads grow faster than on other parts of our bodies? Does Earth's magnetic field affect satellite transmissions? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Palmerston North Council is calling for an extension on the ban of sugary drinks at sports grounds. That brings a total of 8 venues targeted in the ban, including the Trusts arena, which is the home of the turbos, as well as the Speedway. National Superstock Speedway promoter Bruce Robertson talks to Mike Hosking about the impact of such a ban on his industry. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As soon as you step into any shop, you're bombarded with appealing-looking fizzy drinks in the fridge, but how bad are they for you?Joining Kieran is Hazel Windsor-Aubrey, Registered Dietician with the Orla Walsh Nutrition Centre, to talk about all the health risks associated with fizzy drinks.

This week, Duke serves up a double-dose of wrestling goodness!First up, the independent scene's most charismatic competitor, Noah Veil, throws down in an exclusive interview! Get ready for the #SmackDown as Noah discusses:Life on the road: What's it like being a booked and busy independent wrestler?Defining PRIDE: Hear Noah's personal take on what PRIDE means to them in the squared circle & beyond.Sharing the ring with an Icon: What was it like working with the iconic EFFY?Future goals: Where does Noah see themself in the wrestling world by the end of 2024 and beyond?Then, straight from the electric atmosphere of WWE Clash at the Castle, our favorite UK import, Lady Stella, joins the show! Stella spills the tea on:A dream come true: The incredible experience of attending Clash at the Castle and how much her Mum loved it!A chance encounter: Stella shares a heartwarming story about meeting the phenomenal Sami Zayn in Scotland!Justice for The Scottish Hero: Will Drew McIntyre ever get his due? Stella weighs in on the latest screwjob by CM Punk and ponders Triple H's involvement!Beyond the squared circle: Get a crash course on popular UK snacks and drinks - Fizzy Drinks and Chippies, anyone?Don't miss this action-packed episode of Duke Loves Rasslin'! #WWE, #Scotland, #Florida, #ClashAtTheCastle** Shop better hydration today. Visit LiquidIV.Com and use the promo code DukeLovesRasslin to save on your entire order!**** All views expressed on Duke Loves Rasslin are that of whomever is expressing them. If you like it great. If you don't like it, great! #PullUpYourSkinnyJeans ** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are we the Bream Factory? This week on the world's greatest user-generated movie creation podcast we've emotional fish, Celtic salt & a giant talking rodentSend us YOUR film (or TV) suggestions by leaving a review on Apple or by getting in touch with us by email dreamfactorypod@gmail.com, Twitter, Facebook, Threads, Tik Tok or Instagram.The Dream Factory is a comedy podcast that turns YOUR film ideas into movie masterpieces.British Snacks, Nostalgia, Food-Inspired Movies, Social Media, Angel Delight, Periscope, Google Plus, Discontinued Foods, Sugar Tax, Fizzy Drinks, Recipe Changes, International Sweets, Political Push, Black Market, Karaoke, Mobile Phone Amnesty, Energy Boost, Good Food, Guinness Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dreamfactory. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a throwaway line from Jack last week, Kevin Milne has been thinking about fizzy drinks.  Foxton Fizz is a local brand that's been in business for over a century.  It's now taking off all over the country, and Kevin has a few interesting tales about the company.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Chris Smith chats with Relebogile Mabotja and her listeners about their science questions. Today: do older people yawn less frequently? And should you avoid zero sugar fizzy drinks whilst pregnant? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Dr Chris Smith chats with Relebogile Mabotja and her listeners about their science questions. Today: do older people yawn less frequently? And should you avoid zero sugar fizzy drinks whilst pregnant? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this 'Ask Me Anything' episode, Dr. Will Cole and his functional medicine team tackle listeners' pressing health questions. From unraveling the 90-30-50 trend - focusing on protein, fiber, and fat intake - to discussing the concept of nutrition cycling and the order of food consumption, they offer valuable insights into optimizing nutrition. Join the discussion as they delve into the potential benefits of sun exposure without sunscreen and the rising trend of non-alcoholic fizzy drinks, providing clarity and guidance on navigating dietary choices in today's health landscape. For all links mentioned in this episode: www.drwillcole.com/podcastStudies Mentioned: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7398578/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5604719/pdf/bmjdrc-2017-000440.pdf https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36574255/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5351676/Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.Sponsors:Go to fromourplace.com and enter my code WILLCOLE at check out to receive 10% off site wide. Our Place offers a 100 day trial with free shipping and returns.Get your free Sample Pack with any drink mix purchase at DrinkLMNT.com/WILLCOLE. And if you're an LMNT INSIDER, you have first access to LMNT Sparkling — a bold, 16-ounce can of sparkling electrolyte water.Order the new Black Cherry and Double Hopped flavors today – only available online and take advantage of this fantastic offer for my listeners - 20% off sitewide - plus get Free Shipping when you order 24 cans or more. Only available when you order through my exclusive URL: hopwtr.com/WILLCOLE.Fatty15 is on a mission to replenish your C15 levels and restore your long-term health. You can get an additional 15% off their 90-day subscription Starter Kit by going to fatty15.com/WILLCOLE and using code WILLCOLE at checkout.Head to moshlife.com/WILLCOLE to save 20% off plus FREE shipping on either the Best Sellers Trial Pack or the new Plant Based Trial Pack.Go to usejoymode.com and get 20% off with code WILLCOLE at checkout.Produced by Dear Media.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to this instalment of Join the Docs, where your esteemed and shameless hosts, Nigel and Jonathan, tackle a topic that's been the butt of jokes since time began: the tuneful symphony of the human body, known as flatulence.In this gut-busting episode, The Docs delve deep into the bowels of science to unearth the root causes of gas. They uncover everything from the innocuous (like Thursday's bean dinner) to the more ominous rumblings that might signal serious health issues. Who could forget the famous farting figures like Dr. Methane? Our hosts share side-splitting (and perhaps nose-pinching) anecdotes about knock-out performers…..as in the smell knocking you right out!But this isn't just a run-of-the-mill toot talk. Oh no! Nigel walks us through the annals of history and culture, where flatulence has broken the ice - and wind - since the dawn of civilization. Ever wondered why you fart more at 30,000 feet? Jonathan explains the effects of altitude on gas with enough levity to lift you right out of your seat—no helium required.Did you know that the average person passes gas 14 to 15 times a day? That's right, you're not alone in your anal artistry, and throughout this episode, our hosts  destigmatize breaking wind, offering advice on when to consult a professional about your potty puffs, and smooth the conversation with fun facts that'll have you reeling. So buckle up, or rather loosen your belt, and prepare for a wild ride through the world of wind-breaking. It's an episode of Join The Docs that you'll surely want to let everyone know about—just maybe not in an enclosed space…—--DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on Join the Docs are those of Dr. Nigel Guest, Jonathan Sackier and other people on our show. Be aware that Join the Docs is not intended to be medical advice, it is for information and entertainment purposes only - please, always take any health concerns to your doctor or other healthcare provider. We respect the privacy of patients and never identify individuals unless they have consented. We may change details, dates, place names and so on to protect privacy. Listening to Join the Docs, interacting on our social media, emailing or writing to us does not establish a doctor patient relationship.To Contact Us: For a deeper dive on this episode's issue, merchandise and exclusive content, head to www.jointhedocs.comFollow us on youtube.com/JoinTheDocs Follow us on instgram.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on tiktok.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on: facebok.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on: x.com/JoinTheDocs

On today's episode of Live Lean TV, we're discussing which is better for you, sugar free vs regular soda and carbonated fizzy drinks. ► Free 7 Day Trial To My Workout App: https://bit.ly/47JYj0j ► Live Lean Body Quiz: https://bit.ly/47LjDCQ ► Free 7 Day Meal Plan And Recipes: https://bit.ly/3RsAVyR Subscribe Here! http://bit.ly/SubLiveLeanTV Check Out Our Top Videos! http://bit.ly/LiveLeanTVTopVideos Read the blog here: https://bit.ly/413GXc6 Listen to the podcast here: https://www.liveleantv.com/podcast WANT MORE DAILY TIPS ON HOW TO LIVE LEAN?: ► INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/bradgouthro ► INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/JessicaGouthroFitness ► INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/LiveLeanTV ► SNAPCHAT: http://www.snapchat.com/add/bradgouthro ► FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/LiveLeanTV ► TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/bradgouthro ► TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/LiveLeanTV ► TIK-TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@bradgouthro ► TIK-TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@liveleantv #Soda #Sugar #LiveLeanTV About Live Lean TV: Welcome to Live Lean TV. The online fitness and nutrition show, hosted by Brad and Jessica Gouthro, teaching you how to LIVE THE LEAN LIFESTYLE 365 days a year. Watch hundreds of fat blasting & muscle building workouts, easy and delicious recipes, as well as fitness and nutrition tips to get you your dream body (and maintain it 365 days a year). Make sure you click the SUBSCRIBE button for new fitness and nutrition episodes every week! Business Enquiries: info@LiveLeanTV.com Sugar Free vs Regular Soda And Carbonated Fizzy Drinks: Which Is Better For You? | LiveLeanTV https://youtu.be/R4F3l59jNYU Live Lean TV http://www.youtube.com/LiveLeanTV

A study's found that kids who drink fizzy drinks try alcohol earlier.   The study from Seoul National University found children aged 9 to 10 who drink caffeinated soft drinks daily were twice as likely to try alcohol within a year.   The researchers say the study can't show if the soft drinks are causing differences in behaviour and brain activity.   Auckland University nutritionist Dr Sally McKay told Kate Hawkesby that many RTDs look and taste like fizzy drinks.   She says it can be a natural change, given they're already quite familiar.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Chris Hipkins revealed an unexpected policy announcement in last night's debate. During last night's event, Hipkins said he wanted to ban sugary drinks in secondary schools- claiming they already were in primary schools. Today, he claimed he'd misremembered banning sugary drinks from primary schools, but had consulted on this issue as Education Minister. Health Coalition Aotearoa co-chair Boyd Swinburne said Chris Hipkins had the opportunity to introduce tougher measures against sugary drinks in schools.  "It was a kind of policy that didn't have much impact. But it was put on the table by the Ministry of Education and went out for consultation about what schools should be doing in this respect." LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Aotearoa New Zealand, we throw away a staggering ​97 million single-use plastic drinks containers each year, with less than 7% of those ever getting recycled. Seems dumb especially when most of that drink is water. Brianne West is the founder of Ethique, the eco-beauty products business that took water out of cosmetics and saved millions of tons of plastic, water and emissions in the process. Ethique exports to more than 20 countries and was sold in 2020. Brianne is turning that success in beauty to fizzy drinks - called Incrediballs - and she joins Vincent. We have a climate policy problem in NZ that might be useful to share. Our ETS offers carbon credits primarily based on permanent pine forests. To meet our net zero 2050 we'll need to double our pine forests to 2.8mha. Pine trees are cheap, grow fast, and absorb lots of carbon in their first 25 years. Sounds good, right? Not necessarily. After 25 years growth rates slow and the trees start to die at 80. The forests tend to be mono-crops, are hostile to native flora and fauna, and are susceptible to fire, pests and storms. They also are being planted on farmland. And because there's so much planting unit prices are low and businesses find it cheaper to pay to offset their emissions, rather than invest in technology to reduce their emissions.In fact some modelling suggests the supply of units generated by the planting of forests may exceed the number needed by emitters!Our government is under huge pressure to change the ETS settings to better incentivise:- restoring native forests- reducing gross emissions- investing in biodiversity

Summer in Viareggio, Venetian fizzy delights, Seventies TV and Robert Graves at home, with Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, Gerry Moran, Alan Finnegan, Catherine Foley, Mary O'Donnell and John F Deane

It's the season finale and we aim to go out with a bang as we preview races from Caulfield, Morphettville and Eagle Farm in this week's edition of SULTS SPECS. Former fizzy drink addict Rohit Roy inspires Footy in this week's SULTANS SUPPER. Skipazon delivers a memorable summary of the first test match, Sults goes deep into Footy's Wikipedia page and Matt Hill pulls their pants down at Royal Ascot. It's an Ashes flavour in the season finale of PACK YA NAGS. Sults comes off the long run and lines up commentary bias and sends the poms packing. Footy can't believe his old mate Mitch Beer is now a golf influencer and Fantales are gone! Our UNIT OF THE WEEK charity partner for Season 5 is Racing Hearts (https://www.racinghearts.com.au). Money raised throughout Season 5 will go towards providing equine and animal assisted counselling, psychology and educational programs for those most in need in the community. Funds will also assist Racing Hearts to retrain and rehome retired racehorses. Thanks to TopSport for the ongoing support with this. As always we round out the show with our 2 UNITS, our best bets from around Australia. Segment Times: 01:59 - The Sultan's Supper 09:30 - Pack Ya Nags 17:06 - Sults' Specs 33:05 - UNIT of the Week 33:50 - 2 UNITS Outro: Semisonic - Closing Time Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

On the 4th day of Christmas you may have got calling birds, but with us you're getting something way betterer. Episode 4 of this new season has Matt and Remfry have a good old face to face natter with Mr metal himself Brady Deeprose from the genuinely world class Conjurer, a band on the forefront of all good things heavy (and indeed metal) in the U.K. This episode was one that lived long in the memory and also the guts, as it was Brady's Top 3 Diet Fizzy Drinks. The trio chatted on for a wholesome age about drinking and even used this as an opportunity to properly do a taste test...of many, many diet fizzy drinks…for the whole episode…so many drinks…too many to be honest. By the end of the chat, I'm pretty sure Brady had regretted his topic choice…even though he was literally wearing fizzy drink branded shoes (pictorial evidence will be posted on socials). LET'S GET FIZZICAL!The trip to recommendation corner saw the guys bring up and big up a popular TV show, an album of the rock variety, and a brilliant, brilliant movie. Ending this podcast with something a bit different, rather than a Tuesday Top 3 natter the pair head into battle with a mini quick fire Matt vs Remfry. This weeks free indie label advert comes from the sensational Venn Records. Enjoy!Follow us on socials @3magicnumberpodMeryl Streek - 796 (Venn Album)Venn RecordsRunPee Cinema AppThe White LotusEverything, Everywhere All At OnceHumanotone - A Flourishing Fall in a Grain of Sand

Is expensive dog food better for your pooch than the cheap stuff? Are diet fizzy drinks actually ‘bad' for you? And should we all add mouthwash to our bathroom routine? With Greg up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this week we're doing something a little different - investigating THREE of the wonder-products you've sent us on WhatsApp in a triple slice of quick investigations. First up, listener Ali in Bristol wants to know whether the expensive dog food she bought is really better for her new pooch than the cheaper stuff. Greg speaks to one of the UK's most senior vets to find out the differences between wet and dry dog food and whether the latest doggy diet trends of vegan and raw food diets are a good idea for our canine companions. Second is Sophie who loves Diet Coke but her friends and family say it's bad for her. Greg finds out about the latest evidence from the Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK regulator, the Food Standards Agency. Finally, listener Helen wants to know - what's the point of mouthwash? And in finding out, Greg's bathroom routine is turned on its head! Keep your suggestions coming for wonder-products you'd like us to investigate. Send them over on email to sliced.bread@bbc.co.uk or as a voice note to our WhatsApp number: 07543 306807. PRESENTER: Greg Foot PRODUCER: Simon Hoban

Is expensive dog food better for your pooch than the cheap stuff? Are diet fizzy drinks actually ‘bad' for you? And should we all add mouthwash to our bathroom routine? With Greg up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this week we're doing something a little different - investigating THREE of the wonder-products you've sent us on WhatsApp in a triple slice of quick investigations. First up, listener Ali in Bristol wants to know whether the expensive dog food she bought is really better for her new pooch than the cheaper stuff. Greg speaks to one of the UK's most senior vets to find out the differences between wet and dry dog food and whether the latest doggy diet trends of vegan and raw food diets are a good idea for our canine companions. Second is Sophie who loves Diet Coke but her friends and family say it's bad for her. Greg finds out about the latest evidence from the Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK regulator, the Food Standards Agency. Finally, listener Helen wants to know - what's the point of mouthwash? And in finding out, Greg's bathroom routine is turned on its head! Keep your suggestions coming for wonder-products you'd like us to investigate. Send them over on email to sliced.bread@bbc.co.uk or as a voice note to our WhatsApp number: 07543 306807. PRESENTER: Greg Foot PRODUCER: Simon Hoban

Has there ever been a better ramble episode? Following a very serious discussion to establish the few canned fizzy drinks you can actually drink fast, the ladies take a trip back down memory lane sharing their thoughts on "Vending machine foods of the 80s and 90s". What was your ultimate favorite food of your childhood? (Tweet @ us with your favorites!). Then the ladies embrace the natural segue into skin care products, and discuss the celebrity "slap my name on it" culture of today. Lauren then shares the sad story of when her mom forgot about her. Not years ago. It was yesterday, when ordering Pizza. Naz then poses the age-old question to Lauren and Ashley: "Which shaped and seasoned fries do you like best?" Why are curly fries not everywhere? Naz thinks EVERYTHING should come with a pickle. Are you a Night Owl, do you ever find yourself needing a coffee at 8:35pm? We think coffee shops might want to consider staying open later. Lauren hits us with another 'Lauren Iaconetti Zinger' of an IDGI which is rooted in the use of the possessive pronoun "MY COFFEE"! Ashley shares her icky and stinky "rolling with the homies" sleepover story. What are your most Icky experiences?  Note of the day: Just leave the toilet seat down please.  Get 20% off your first order at https://dadgrass.com/braincandy Get $20 off your first purchase at https://rothys.com/braincandy More podcasts at WAVE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/artist/wave-podcast-network/1437831426

I don't think the Government could be more virtue-signalling if it tried.I'm talking about its crazy idea to ban fizzy and sugary drinks from primary and intermediate schools.It's a proposal at this stage and Education Minister Chris Hipkins has given us 8 weeks to provide feedback.Well here's my feedback - “you're too late mate, because the horse has already bolted - on several fronts”.School principals seem to be nodding their heads and saying it's a good idea. Some of them are pointing out, though, that it's nothing new and their schools already only let the kids bring water to school.The chair of the Board of Trustees at Banks Avenue School here in Christchurch is taking a different approach - he's saying that educating kids about a healthy diet is the way to go. Not legislation.Kirk McKay is his name. He says teachers are already being forced to be the “food police” at schools and government legislation banning sugary drinks would be taking things way too far. And I couldn't agree with him more.Chris Hipkins is banging on about there being “a myriad of benefits and good outcomes for learning” if school kids keep off the gut rot.The dental association is more plain-speak and upfront about it. I saw a dentist on TV last night saying he's pulled out thousands of rotten teeth from the mouths of kids who've been brought up on Coke and Fanta and all of that other stuff.And the dentists don't want the Government to stop at primary and intermediate schools - they want sugary drinks banned at high schools too.But I think the point that's missing from all of the reports that I've seen about this is yes, dentists are pulling rotten teeth out of kids' mouths, but was it only when they got to age five and started going to school that they started drinking this stuff? Of course not!We've all seen toddlers being pushed around in buggies sucking on sweet drinks, haven't we? For donkey's years, parents have been giving the wee ones stuff like Ribena, haven't they?So is a sudden switch to water on their fifth birthday going to make any real difference? I don't think so - that's why I think the Government is just virtue-signalling. It's a pipedream.The thing is, though, the Government knows it's on pretty safe ground with this.If I'd turned up at our local primary school this morning and asked the parents outside after drop-off if they thought kids should only drink water at school, I bet most would say it'd be the right thing to do.Who wouldn't?But if I then asked them whether it would make one bit of difference, given the likelihood that most kids drink all this stuff well before they get to school - I don't think they'd be quite as emphatic.But that doesn't matter for the Government. Because as long as it comes up with something that sounds like a good idea, something that looks like it's doing what's best for the kids as far as most people are concerned - then it's on pretty safe ground.And that, in my book, is the definition of virtue signalling. And that is exactly what the Government is doing here.What's more, like many things that seem to be a good idea at the time, this one has loopholes.It's saying that if this went ahead, only water, milk and non-dairy milk substitutes would be allowed.I went to the fridge here at work earlier and there was a container of Sanitarium Up and Go in it. Sounds like a milk drink, doesn't it? Yeah but look at the ingredients, and what's in it? Sugar!More evidence that this idea the Government has come up with is just virtue signalling of the highest order and, like many ideas dreamed up by people in Wellington with a whiteboard and markers, there are loopholes left, right and centre.

Is it time to ban unhealthy drinks from schools? The government wants feedback on a plan to outlaw fizz and all other sugary drinks from primary schools, meaning water, milk and non-dairy alternatives will be the only things kids can swig back on site. It says dental decay is now the most common disease reported in our children and a quarter of their sugar intake is from sweetened beverages. And you can add to that growing rates of obesity. Beach Haven Primary has already made the switch. Principal Stephanie Thompson talks to Lisa Owen.  

I'm not averse to banning fizzy drinks in schools. I know many schools have already done it, some schools even have a water-only policy for drink bottles, and that all happened without too much pushback. There was, a few years ago, a big push to clear out tuck shops of all junk food too. Remember in the bad old days when we could get donuts, pies, Chelsea buns with icing, hot chips? Those days were brought to a grinding halt off the back of the good food movement and around the same time Jamie Oliver was busy trying to clean up school lunches in the UK. The sanitising of tuck shop food got more push back than the drinks did, but kids seem to have adapted and like all things, over time it becomes all they know.Younger generations will never know their school tuck shop used to serve sugar-laden carbs dripping in icing, or deep-fried treats. So I'm not sure what the holdup is with fizzy drinks. I know there's the ‘don't demonise food' brigade, and the “don't tell us what to do” brigade, (I'm in that brigade actually to be honest) but on this, I'd have to agree that young children are not particularly good at choosing the healthy option. We know from taking them to the supermarket that if given half a chance, they'll fill the trolley with junk food before they pick up a broccoli. So it makes sense, in this case, to just take the choice away from them. Yes, you could argue it's pointless if the Dairy next to school is still selling Fanta, they're just going to buy that on the way home anyway, but if you've removed at least one other avenue for them to buy it, consume it, or think about it, then you may well be able to contribute to healthier habits being formed. And that's surely all it is.If every time you open the fridge the only option is Coke, then that's all you know, you may not even know it's a bad thing. But if it's taken out of schools – for a reason,  and that is – it's bad for you and it will rot your teeth, then you're going to think twice about it, you'll at the very least be more educated about your choices. So the proposal's out for public consultation and if it passes it'll mean primary schools will have to ban the fizz, and all sugary drinks, leaving only water and milk as options. And for primary school-aged kids I'm not sure what's wrong with that? It'll be harder on teachers of course, once something gets demonized kids are really quick to call you out on it.A cheeky Coke Zero in the staffroom is not going to get past an eagle-eyed 9 year old ready to tell on you. I remember when plastic wrap got demonized by schools and we all had to invest in recyclable containers or paper bags for school lunches. God help you if you sent your child to school with anything wrapped in Glad wrap. And it turned out the children were the biggest policers of all. Once they were told it was bad, we never heard the end of it. The minute one of our kids saw Glad wrap on the bench at home, we'd get a lecture on how we were killing the planet. So I do sympathize with those who'll be on the receiving end of another round of virtuous youngsters telling us how bad we are.And that'll be the most unbearable part of it, to be honest, being lectured by sanctimonious seven-year-olds.But at least they won't be getting rotten teeth.

The Wrong Way to Consume Drinks and Beverage Consuming MISTAKES is the topic of this episode. I'll share funny stories about Kids Health Drinks, Coffee Drinking, Fizzy Drinks, and lastly, share why coke is bad for you.

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Dr Simon Thornley, co-spokesperson for the advocacy group FIZZ joins The Panel to discuss a recent study.

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This week's episode gets into the mystery and deliciousness of Scotland's number one fizzy drink; Irn-Bru. We talk about what Irn-Bru tastes like, it's history & why it's so popular.

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1. Farewell the stud of the Galapagos Diego 2. Win a Date with Keanu Reeves 3. Fizzy Drinks a Journey with Rohit    4. Futuristic City 5. Bloke fined in Austria for Farting on a cop 6. Don’t need an ATAR for Swinburne University 7. Jess grabbed a fist full of Tim’s Love Handles 8. 36 contactable planets science estimates 9. Covid-19 Testing Bus touring the region 10. Jess Hitchcock talks Winter Solstice 11. What did you accidentally eat? 12.You be the Judge – Can you use your neighbours bin?

Spindrift, maker of fizzy soda and sparkling water, has raised $29.8 million in a funding round, per an SEC filing. The Charlestown, Mass. company was founded by Bill Creelman and has raised $70 million in known venture capital funding to date, per Crunchbase data. The company did not immediately respond to request for comment. Previous investors in the fizzy drink company include Almanac Insights, KarpReilly, Prolong Ventures, VMG Partners and more.

Got a birthday coming up or a special school event for which you want a shout out? Maybe there’s a news story you want Squiz Kids to cover? Get in touch at https://www.squizkids.com.au/contact/. Squiz Kids is a news podcast just for kids. A short weekday podcast, created here in Australia, that gives kids (and their adults) the rundown on the big news stories, delivered without opinion, and with positivity and humour.‘Kid-friendly news that keeps them up to date without all the nasties’ (A Squiz Parent)This Australian podcast for kids easily fits into the morning routine - helping curious kids stay informed about the world around them.Squiz Kids kids is proudly supported by the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas

The ninth episode of The World Cup Of... Podcast.. In this week's episode the guys debate which Fizzy Drink should be crowned World Champion. Follow us on Twitter @worldcupofpod

Dr Karl answers your science questions.

We apologise for being late! But were back with a hilarious episode all about fizzy drinks ! We rate them from the wprst to the best !! Do you agree with Danny or Nate? Join the debate and email us at twoladstalking@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twoladstalking/message

On this week's menu: Adam and Barry discuss. "Phone swiping", if you can serve "flat fizzy drinks", when people ask you to "Say Hi from me" and how much we should talk to strangers in "restaurants with sharing tables" We then dip into the side salad- the Mailbag from last week. Enjoy! 

In this episode we sit down to chat with Simon Coley, who is a designer, a creative, and marketeer. A Kiwi native, Simon co-founded Karma Cola with Chris and Matt Morrison after a successful career in advertising. Named as one of the world's most ethical companies, in the words of Karma Cola they may just be a Fizzy Drinks but they’re serious about looking after the people who grow ingredients. Together we chat about the “all good idea”, the business of ethical and organic produce, the challenges of starting-up and the impact of popular culture. Watch the full video version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Qi-rlqJ1R_Y Give us a follow on our social channels: - https://www.facebook.com/JustaChatWith - https://www.instagram.com/JustAChatWith- - https://twitter.com/justachatwith - https://www.linkedin.com/company/35615125/admin/ Hosted by: Andrew Dobbie, Founder MadeBrave - http://www.madebrave.com Lewis Phillips, Founder Campfire - http://www.campfire.agency

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The UK government brought in a tax on sugar a bit ago in an effort to make all of us a bit less fat. Has it worked? Is it a good idea? Is it OK that Irn Bru is awful now because some people can't lay off the pies and have a jog?Rob Mulholland Has An Opinion is the hilarious comedy podcast where stand up comedian Rob Mulholland has funny opinions about things.If you'd like to suggest a topic for me to have an opinion on then please contact me via twitter (@robmulholland) or email info@robcomedy.co.uk. For tour news and tickets join the mailing list at robcomedy.co.uk/mailinglist. New standup videos posted every Sunday at www.youtube.com/robmulhollandcomedy. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/popcomrob)

Vista Drinks serves up a delicious ZERO sugar drink... I open up a 1000 piece puzzle box... and receive a gift from TimeHub software.I also share a new article about how to brand your company vehicle with the Kiwi trademark.....AND... we launch the www.provenance.marketing show website so you can listen to the audio experience.LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Vista Drinks: www.vistadrinks.co.nzPodcast: www.provenance.marketingPuzzle: www.whatmakesnz.comTimesheet Software: www.timehub.co.nzVehicle Marketing Article: www.bit.ly/vehiclemarketing

Matt and Michelle uncover some crazy misconceptions on Soda and Fizzy Drinks.

Too many Pasifika and Maori kids are visiting the dentist due to the high intake of sugary drinks. Hapai Te Hauora - Maori Public Health is running a campaign this month urging communities to switch the fizz for water and phase out sugary drinks from the family's diet. General manager at Hapai Te Hauora Janell Dymus Kurei joins us in studio. (Photo: Mediaworks)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Do not drink sugary fizzy drinks. They are very harmful and the more you drink the more likely you are of getting cancer" "There is a clear correlation between the number of sugary fizzy drinks and cancer, particularly stomach cancer." These are the words of Professor Robert Thomas of Bedford and Addenbrooke's Hospital who is Jon Gaunt's guest in this latest free Simple as Fat podcast. Robert, who is a Cancer specialist, also states,"50 percent of cancers are caused by lifestyle and 40 percent of these cancers are connected to obesity." In this fascinating and enlightening podcast the Professor explains that sugar is the core of problem along with starchy carbs. He says, "We do not need any processed sugar, you do not need any sugar as it has NO nutritional value at all" The Professor also states that the worst thing you can do is have cereals, fruit juice, toast and sugar in your tea on an empty stomach first thing in the morning The main points he makes are: Fighting chronic diseases like cancer is about losing the weight and exercising. If you exercise you will build muscle so even if your weight is not dropping you are getting immediate benefit. The amount of sugar imported into UK is going up we know if you have processed sugar it is harmful. Sugar creates inflammation and changes your gut bacteria health. Sugar make you absorb more fat. Fat is a nice slow energy resource  Fatty foods are much better for you than sugary foods. Cut down or cut out completely starchy Carbs like bread, rice, pasta and potatoes.  Vitamin and mineral supplements are not necessary if you are healthy. Gut is at centre of most chronic illness and sugar is at core of that. He also busts the cholesterol myth saying it is inflammation that triggers disease like heart It is never too late to eat your way back to good health and you can reverse type 2 diabetes by avoiding sugar and processed carbs and moving on to fats. He concludes by saying that he saw 4 patients with prostate cancer today. They were all expecting to undergo chemo or surgery but instead he told them to change their lifestyle and their diet and come back in 6 months. He says he can guarantee that if they follow his plan they will be much less likely to need any intervention. They will avoid surgery, chemo or radiotherapy. In essence he states that you can improve your chances of living longer and avoiding these chronic diseases by eating well and losing weight. For more information please check out www.simpleasfat.com        

Professor Donal O’Shea talks to Wendy about the potential benefits of a Sugar Tax on fizzy drinks.

A BBC Watchdog investigation tested hygiene standards at Odeon, Vue and Cineworld chains. Read more >> https://ift.tt/2G0zZcW

Professor Donal O’Shea talks to Wendy about the potential benefits of a Sugar Tax on fizzy drinks.

Today, the Two Voices Radio chaps talk about Christmas being finally over, restaurants serving food on chopping boards, disappointing crackers, plus they discuss a must-see live 24 hours a day webcam channel - "Friends of Felines" in Ohio where they do superb work looking after poorly cats. Listen to find out more!

Today, the Two Voices Radio chaps talk about Christmas being finally over, restaurants serving food on chopping boards, disappointing crackers, plus they discuss a must-see live 24 hours a day webcam channel - "Friends of Felines" in Ohio where they do superb work looking after poorly cats. Listen to find out more!

EPISODE 17 - The truth about refined sugar and fizzy drinks by Go Beyond Podcast

In 1789, Benjamin Franklin wrote that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” This week, the residents of the UAE got a taste of that certainty, as they went to purchase their cigarettes and can of soda, only to find them both more expensive. The business team discuss the new tax, what impact it might have, and whether or not it’ll encourage people to live healthier lives. The team also talks about Etihad finally appointing a new CEO. Who is he, and what is he bringing to the table?

Episode 18 welcomes Lizzie Simpson into the wardrobe on a very hot day. Writing, Fizzy Drinks and Oscars are just some of the topics discussed. Listen on soundcloud and subscribe on iTunes! #HGWPod

Special Guest Bec Hill CheapShow Episode 3 is another instalment of the bargain basement podcast that celebrates the very best of the worst In this episode... Eli calls Paul a down on his luck IT salesman and Paul calls Eli an inside out Danny DeVito. Eli thinks he has the ultimate solution for all these leaked nude pictures. Paul and Ash Frith give us dire warnings about our own phone misadventures. The boys answers the age old questions, "What is worse... Incessant uncontrollable orgasms or over sized testicles?" Very special guest Bec Hill gets put through the wringer thanks to a very peculiar set of inappropriate questions from Eli. Eli picks probably one of the very worst singles ever for his vinyl selection and one that ends quickly... but not quickly enough. The boys introduce a new segment called the Price of Shite - which is like a charity shop version of Antiques Roadshow... But that quickly goes off the rails and eventually leads to Ash and Bec creating, mid show, their own spin off show where the hosts are lovely and nice to each other! Can You Imagine That??!?! Eli has a brief Pop Up Pirate make over. Eli and Paul are charged with creating an advert for Camden Town, which doesn't go well and leads to a hilarious and yet shocking confession from Bec! The highlight of the show is the "Jelly Belly BeanBoozled Challenge" where Paul, Eli and the rest of the packed Camden crowd take on a jelly bean eating competition where no one knows what nice or nasty flavour they are putting in their mouths... but quickly learn to regret it... However it's Eli to takes the brunt of the misery. Finally, Eli throws his weight around on the topic of Fizzy Drinks. He may be wrong, but he really doesn't care! Dare you listen? Should you listen? We'd like you to listen! So listen! Follow us on Twitter @thegeekatorium or @paulgannonshow or @elisnoid @ashfrith @thecheapshowpod Visit our lovely website for more podcasts (now inc. "Richard Sandling's Perfect Movie") at www.geekatorium.net as well as find out when YOU can come to our next recording. If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com And if you have to, join us on Facebook - just look for "The Geekatorium" or "CheapShow"! If you like what you hear, please spread the word! Like, share, comment... all that jazz! Subscribe to us on Stitcher or iTunes and get weekly geeky fun WARNING *Show contains strong language and adult material

In the first episode of this new series Pulsar and Captain T-Tauri find out whether you can drink fizzy drinks in space!

Zoe chats with Pippa Jones at TRE about the new SACN recommendations on sugar.

We find out why ice cubes can make fizzy drinks bubble over, by asking a French champagne specialist! Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this episode of the Pie Cubed podcast we talk about going crazy on a round trip to Mars, the efficiency of electric cars, how asteroids are going to kill us all, if taxing sugary drinks is fair and much much more.

No one is safe from this man's tongue it's Steve Allen weekday morning 4am and 6.30am, on London's LBC 97.3. By subscribing to this Premium Podcast you get to hear all of Steve's show with just the news, travel and breaks taken out. Competitions a

Dr Mark Porter demystifies the health issues that perplex us and separates the facts from the fiction. He brings clarity to conflicting health advice, explores new medical research and tackles the big health issue of the moment revealing the inner workings of the medical profession and the daily dilemmas doctors face. As new figures published show that 1 in 7 women in England continue to smoke during pregnancy, Inside Health investigates a pilot incentive scheme - which gives women just over £750 worth of vouchers if they give up, and stay off cigarettes for at least 6 months after they give birth. What is the evidence that these incentive schemes work? And what about incentives encouraging doctors to ask whether a patient smokes, or check their blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Dr Margaret McCartney explains why she is one of many GPs who are uncomfortable with the way incentives can influence practice Plus if you've been plagued by a recurring dry tickly cough, it could be caused by a widely used family of blood pressure drug - the ACE inhibitors. Mark Porter investigates. And although it's been slightly warmer that's likely to be cold comfort for 10 million people in the UK with Raynaud's disease where the fingers turn ghostly white after exposure to temperature changes . Presenter: Dr Mark Porter Producer: Erika Wright.

Batman and the Health Ranger; Iron Man and Wheatgrass Juice; the Pope and the Civil Service; Scotland and Cannibals; and Fizzy Drinks and Old Age.