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Did you know that Gen Z alcohol consumption has dropped by 25% over the last 4 years? “77% of people who drink non-alcoholic alternatives believe that non-alcoholic drinks won’t stop them from having a good time.” Hangovers are so last year. Let’s take some tips from the cool kids and join this “mindful drinking” movement! Check out the full story here! https://lnkd.in/gAA8wza2

Some experts are calling for age restrictions on the sale of nonalcoholic drinks. Here’s why Link: https://lnkd.in/eiuqGNPs won’t get you buzzed, but some experts say low-alcohol and alcohol-free beers and mocktails shouldn’t be sold to minors, and they’re calling for laws that curb underage sales to kids and teens.

Fussy eating is a normal part of a child’s development. It can take more than 10 attempts for your child to try a new food, so don’t give up! If you’re dealing with a fussy eater, remember: ?? the parent/carer decides when, where and what food is served ?? the child decides if they’re hungry and how much they want to eat. For more information and tips, visit ?? https://lnkd.in/gXNJw7pB #HealthyEating

It’s?#alcoholawarenessweek?this week. It’s a week of awareness-raising and for people to think about drinking. We often focus on what we eat can impact PCOS, but you might be wondering if you can drink alcohol when you have PCOS. My newest blog explores the ins and outs of alcohol when you have PCOS, along with some steps you can take to manage your PCOS while still enjoying your favourite tipple.?? Click on the link to my website, and you'll find it on the blog page.??

Caffeine and Children... * Strongly not recommended: Caffeinated drinks or any caffeine products for children during their growth phase until the age of 12. * Ages 12 to 18: Caffeine consumption should be strictly limited to a maximum daily intake of 100mg. * After 18 years: The usual daily dose is 400mg. #SportsPharmacy #Sports_Pharmacy

This study by Dr Angela Atwood confirms our belief at SENTIA Spirits (& GABAlabs) that when consumers are given better options, we will simply make better decisions about what we consume. The fact we still depend on ancient technology like alcohol as a staple for relaxation and social drinking is astonishing. Science offers better alternatives and consumer demand for healthier choices is forcing drinks makers to innovate. We ourselves find it hard to meet the huge increase in demand for GABA Red and GABA Black. But that is one challenge our team welcomes and we look forward to the day when every licensed venue in Britain offers truly functional alternatives to the conventional ethanol-based drinks. #bristol #WeAreBristolUni #BBC #News #alcohol #drinking #lowalcohol #alcoholalternatives #SentiaSpirits #GABAlabs #functionaldrinks #innovation #disruptivetech

What are your thoughts on elevated drinks for teens? This is a current topic of conversation with the rise of the NA industry but not a particularly new scenario. Kids always emulate adult experiences. From little kids "tea parties" to teens drinking virgin Pina colada or Shirley Temples at outings or family events. Giving them options isn't necessarily a gateway to alcohol consumption. It can actually be the opposite - showing them fun /inclusive experiences and enjoyable beverages exist without booze. Teen alcohol consumption is more often about "feeling adult" or rebellion than it is the alcohol itself. If mocktails are presented as an "adult" option they have less cause to reach for the alcoholic counterpart. On the flavor side of things, kids who get exposure to more diverse flavor profiles without bias at an early age tend to have a more broad palette. I spent 10 years teaching kids culinary in NYC and the well traveled kids had "adult" preferences as young as 4 years old. They won't particularly notice the difference between a fancy unique soda drink or a mocktail with essentially the same ingredients unless it's treated differently by the adults around them.

As #AlcoholAwarenessWeek draws to a close we thought it was worth revisiting this statistic from the research by Alcohol Change UK which was released at the end of 2023. Almost half way through 2024, we would imagine that this estimation is more than correct as we continue to see a huge shift in people's drinking habits. We are speaking to so many people across not just the UK, but Europe and beyond who are wanting to drink more mindfully, who are wanting to cut out alcohol all together, and some who just want other options to reduce their intake, yet still have a good time and enjoy an 'adult' drink ( not just a fizzy pop) ?? Brands like ours, and so many others that we have the pleasure of sharing this growing sector with are helping with this shift, and will continue to do so. Whatever your reason for seeking out #AlcoholFree alternatives, the great news is the choice of drinks is only going to get better! ???? #AlcoholFreeDrinks #MindfulDrinking #DrinkAware

Fussy eating is a normal part of a child’s development. It can take more than 10 attempts for your child to try a new food, so don’t give up! If you’re dealing with a fussy eater remember:? ?? the parent/carer decides when, where and what food is served ?? the child decides if they’re hungry and how much they want to eat.? For more information and tips, visit ?? https://lnkd.in/gXNJw7pB? #HealthyEating