When you make healthy drink choices, your family and friends are more likely to make healthier drink choices as well!
The best way to hydrate your body is with plain water. Here are a few tips from the Generation Health program to help make water your drink of choice.
Did you know that the majority of teen’s sugary drink consumption occurs at home? Sugary drinks include soft drinks, fruit juices and drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks, flavoured teas, coffees and waters with added sugar, sweetened milk and milk beverages (such as chocolate or strawberry milk).
Although fruit juice contains nutrients it is better to eat your fruit than drink it! Fruit juice contains the sugar of fruit but at higher amounts than fresh fruit since it takes many fruits to make one glass of juice. Serve whole fruit instead of juice. Encourage your child to pack and drink water with their school lunch instead of a sugary drink.
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