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According to a recent poll, nearly half of Americans — 48 percent — say they drink at least one glass of pop per day. While 52 percent report they usually don’t drink any soda, the average daily amount of soda consumed is 2.6 glasses for those who do. It is well known fact that drinking... Read more »

Why should you drink water? Because our bodies are about 60 percent water, drinking pure water every day is a key component to optimal health. The recommended water intake equals to two liters or a half-gallon per day. Here are just some of the health benefits one can reap from by drinking more water: Aids... Read more »

The dangerously high levels of lead found in drinking water has brought the city of Flint, Mich. international attention in the recent weeks. A number of children tested positive for lead poisoning, and the number continues to rise. The problem began when city officials changed its water supply source. The new water caused lead to... Read more »

We all know how important it is to drink plenty of water so you remain hydrated. But it can be difficult to drink all the water your body needs to stay healthy, and it is all too tempting to reach for a sugary soda or juice when you’re looking to mix up your beverage options.... Read more »

If you haven’t made your way to the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines yet, you still have plenty of time. But while you’re enjoying funnel cakes, fried candy bars, corn dogs, and everything else on a stick, remember that it’s important to stay hydrated while walking up and down the Grand Concourse in the... Read more »

Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, announced in 2013 that they would ban bottled water sales on campus in an effort to be more green. Dozens of colleges and universities in the United States and Canada have instituted similar bans; however, new research shows that banning bottled water sales have actually caused greater health problems... Read more »