New York's proposed big soda ban has been struck down in court, but the controversy doesn't end there. We polled some of the health and fitness industry's brightest minds for their thoughts on government's role in what we eat and drink.
For our first ever reader poll, we're asking you what you think of Bloomberg's ban on big soda. Should it have been killed? Will it come back? And what's next? Join the conversation.
Supersize that soda? New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial bill proposing a ban on selling soda's larger than 16 ounces was officially shot down as "arbitrary and capricious." We find out what that means for the fight against obesity.
According to a recent study, mixing hard alcohol with diet soda can make people more drunk than regular soda. To stay in control, drink in moderation and choose beverages that feature seltzer water, fruit garnishes, or 100 percent juice.
PepsiCo is removing brominated vegetable oil from some of its beverages after thousands of people signed an online petition. The chemical is used to preserve fruity flavors but may also cause health problems in humans.
PepsiCo is removing brominated vegetable oil from some of its beverages after thousands of people signed an online petition. The chemical is used to preserve fruity flavors but may also cause health problems in humans.
Supersize that soda? New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial bill proposing a ban on selling soda's larger than 16 ounces was officially shot down as "arbitrary and capricious." We find out what that means for the fight against obesity.
According to a recent study, mixing hard alcohol with diet soda can make people more drunk than regular soda. To stay in control, drink in moderation and choose beverages that feature seltzer water, fruit garnishes, or 100 percent juice.
For our first ever reader poll, we're asking you what you think of Bloomberg's ban on big soda. Should it have been killed? Will it come back? And what's next? Join the conversation.
