Mellor also highlights the risks of consuming too much fluid and sugar, plus the effect of acidic drinks on dental enamel. If the pre-prepared non-alcoholic drinks on the market don’t take your ...

All offer the full flavor of a regular-proof drink and do a fine job of showcasing the direction the non-alcoholic space is heading. One of my biggest qualms with the non-alcoholic space is the ...

Feeling out of place at bars or parties without a drink in your hands? You’re not alone. Fortunately, there are non-alcoholic ...

The Non-Alcoholic Drinks market is confronted with a historical realignment of consumer diets towards healthier options, especially putting pressure on sugared products. The total worldwide market ...

Sipping acidic drinks such as fruit teas and flavoured water can wear away teeth and damage the enamel, an investigation by scientists has shown. The King's College London team found that drinking ...

The ratio of non-acidic to acidic events was significantly greater with PPI treatment, however. Similar results were found for reflux events that occurred only during sleep. Proximal migration of ...

The US and Japan are the biggest markets for non-alcoholic RTDs (ready-to-drinks). “No-alcohol spirits will see some of the more dynamic growth, as brand owners invest in innovation, and ...

New Zealanders' love of acidic food and drinks is creating a growing trend of dental problems with their teeth - but many are unwilling to change their habits, a new study has found. The survey of ...