We all enjoy the occasional can of soft drink, but many of us aren’t aware of the risks it poses to our bones. While most ...

The soft drink giant is known worldwide for its various drinks ... First introduced in the US in 1984, Caffeine free Coca-Cola made it over to the UK in 1991, but was sold here for just three years ...

Under-16s will be banned from buying high-caffeine energy drinks in England ... The Lib Dems says they would extend the "sugar tax" on soft drinks to juice-based and milk-based drinks that ...

What are the pros and cons of caffeine? Whether you’re drinking coffee, tea, caffeinated soft drinks or even hot chocolate ... because these are ‘free’ sugars, the type we are advised to cut back on.

We all know that a can of soft drink can wreak havoc on our bodies, yet many of us are still willing to take the risk. For ...

Coffee is commonly used to increase alertness and work productivity. Synthetic caffeine is added to soft drinks, energy drinks, and products intended to reduce fatigue or promote weight loss.

During pregnancy whatever mother consumes directly affects the development of the baby Read on to know how coffee affects ...

Prime Time, a British-founded, low-calorie beer brand, has announced its first national retailer listing in Waitrose.

Researchers have found 'no link' between drinking caffeine when pregnant and the neurodevelopment of unborn babies ...

I see this as their first introduction to caffeine,” he says ... (within the platform’s registered base) which stocked soft drinks were now also keeping energy drinks in their freezers.

Researchers suggest that moderate coffee intake during pregnancy is unlikely to significantly impact a child's brain development.