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Showing 1 to 20 of 227 for “"Drinks"”.
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Effects of Sports Drinks on the performance of Young Soccer Players
This study examined the effects of a sports drink on the performance of young soccer players. Ten competitive young male soccer players, ages 10 and 11, performed two experimental trials while consuming 32 ounces of either a sports drink (G)- Gatorade or a placebo (P)- Crystal Light in a …
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Impact of glass design on consumption of alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks
… Developing ways to reduce intake of these drinks could thus improve population health. Glassware has the potential to moderate drinking, including how much is consumed. This thesis explores the impact of glass design on drinking behaviours in four pre- registered experiments. Study 1 …
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The Effects Of Carbonated Soft Drinks On Bone Mineral Density In College Age Women
… examining the consumption of carbonated soft drinks (CSD) as a risk factor for low bone mineral density (BMD) (Ogur et al., 2007; Hostmark et al., 2011; McGartland et al., 2003). The global consumption of CSDs increased by four percent during 2009 to 2010. Within the US, 84% of American …
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Factors influencing consumer brand choice of cordial beverages: a case of spaka cordial drinks brand.
… factors influencing consumer choice for cordial drinks, particularly focusing on SPAKA brand manufactured by Wanzana Processing Limited. 140 structured questionnaires were distributed to a cross section of consumers across Lusaka using a convenient, non-probability sampling method. Data was …
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Factors influencing consumer brand choice of cordial beverages: a case of spaka cordial drinks brand.
… factors influencing consumer choice for cordial drinks, particularly focusing on SPAKA brand manufactured by Wanzana Processing Limited. 140 structured questionnaires were distributed to a cross section of consumers across Lusaka using a convenient, non-probability sampling method. Data was …
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Reducing Sugary Drinks Among Young, School-Age Children: Formative Assessment of Print Materials for Parents
Formative research (aka formative assessment) has been used previously as a means to strengthen social marketing campaigns, public health interventions and health education materials. The purpose of this study was to conduct a formative assessment of print materials for parents of young school-age …
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The Effects Of Friendship And Discussion On Individuals' Responses To Anti-Sugary Drinks Television Ads
… and discussion would interact with anti-sugary drinks television ads exposure to promote attitudes, intentions, and behaviors consistent with sugary drinks consumption reduction. College students (N= 109) viewed anti-sugary drinks ads either with or without a friend, and either discussed or did …
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Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Modeling to Predict Drug-Drug Interactions Between Acetaminophen and Ingredients in Energy Drinks
… cells to select compounds found in energy drinks and assessing cell death. Model accuracy was found to be 99%, predicting 50% of known interactions despite being biased to predicting non-interacting drug pairs. Cluster analysis revealed interesting information, although current progress …
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Changes to marketing in response to sugary beverage taxation: the Soft Drinks Industry Levy in the United Kingdom
… end, the UK government introduced a levy on soft drinks manufacturers in 2018, known as the Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SDIL). SBTs are likely to lead to a variety of reactions among stakeholders across the food sector that may, in turn, impact on beverage, and sugar, consumption. Reactions of soft …
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CELEBRITIES, DRINKS, AND DRUGS: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF CELEBRITY SUBSTANCE ABUSE AS PORTRAYED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES
<p>This study is an examination of the ideologies present in celebrity substance abuse news stories in <em>The New York Times </em>online from December 2012 to December 2013. I analyzed news stories by employing a critical discourse analysis to determine the dominant discourses in celebrity …
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Persuading college students to refrain from abusing energy drinks : a test of message framing, argument type, and cognitive load.
… 2006) as well as mixing alcohol with energy drinks (Kapner, 2008). The current study examines the impact of persuasion (i.e., message framing and argument type) and cognitive load on susceptibility, perceived likelihood, and perceived benefit of energy drink and alcohol mixed with energy …
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An in vitro investigation into the effects of sports gels/drinks on human hard tissue – Consumer habits and Dentist knowledge
… dietary habits in relation to sports gels/drinks/supplements of amateur athletes, the potential erosive potential of such products and to gain an insight into the opinion of general dental practitioners managing tooth wear in the practice setting. The hypothesis of this study is as follows; …
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Alcohol-induced activation of the mesocorticolimbic dopaminergic system and its modulation by energy drinks and caffeine: neurochemical, behavioral, and immunohistochemical analysis
… co-consumption of alcohol and caffeinated energy drinks among adolescents represents a growing public health concern, raising questions about its negative impact on the developing brain. Therefore, this PhD thesis aimed to investigate the effects of alcohol and caffeine, as well as alcohol and Red …
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New work practices, new literacies and new identities : a shift towards a "new work culture" in a soft drinks factory in Maputo
… performed by the front-line workers of a soft drinks factory in Maputo province, in Mozambique. The purpose of this study was to (1) identify the literacy practices attached to the work among the front-line workers on the production floor, and to (2) examine such practices in order to determine …
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Soft Drink Consumption and Changes in Body Composition in 170 Women: A 4-Year Prospective Study
… who primarily consumed sugar-sweetened soft drinks gained significantly more weight than those who consumed diet soft drinks or no soft drinks (p = 0.022), even after controlling for confounding variables, except energy intake, which weakened the relationship by 28%. Changes in body fat were …
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Comparison of rice-based versus sucrose-based drinks on the ability to maintain hydration status in ROTC cadets during a physical training event.
… physical activity exceeding 1 hour. Sports drinks are commonly used to replenish carbohydrate and electrolyte losses and provide hydration. The ACSM guidelines recommend sports drinks contain 6-8% carbohydrate; however, rice-based sports drinks typically contain only 4-4.5% carbohydrates. …
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The effectiveness of route-to-market distribution strategy to fast moving consumer goods industry, carbonated soft drinks category, case of SBC Tanzania Limited - Pepsi
… Moving Consumer Goods especially carbonated soft drinks manufacturers. SBC Tanzania (Pepsi bottler) shifted from direct selling to indirect selling model operating through the appointed distributors; termed as route-to-market model. The objective of this study was to assess the effectiveness of …
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