Children should not be prevented from buying fizzy drinks, but they should be encouraged towards better alternatives, providing fresh water is available.
There are alternatives such as fizzy and natural water.
Thousands of children start the day with a fizzy drink and chocolate bar and learn less well.
That is why these days only very few drinks—usually fizzy, alcoholic drinks—are supplied in returnable bottles.
There is some public awareness developing around the relationship between the consumption, for example, by children of fizzy drinks and behaviour problems.
How does one define the dry weight of a fizzy drink, beer or wine?
I started by referring to a temporary cork in a fizzy bottle.
They should drink wine rather than any of the commercial variants of sugary, fizzy lemonade and other sweet drinks.
