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VitaminWater full of hot air
VitaminWater hasn't changed much since my days in high school, they're still using their vitamins as a selling point to persuade consumers and still costly. Normally they have a mix of basic ingredients and switch it up to accommodate their message (for example the energy one has caffeine and guarana) but their new flavor targets the skin through special vitamins.
It's called VitaminWater Zero Glow and it is marketed towards women. The premise is that the little bottle is going to help your skin, hair, and nails thanks to the vitamin E, biotin, and B3, B5, and B12 vitamins. That sounds great until you realize that you're only getting 20% of biotin and vitamin E and 40% of the "B" vitamins I listed required for daily intake. That's a pretty useless amount and goes to show that companies truly think consumers are idiots. I have a better chance of getting vitamins by sucking on a rock than from a bottle of this stuff. A healthier option would be buying a bottle of water and a hair, skin, and nails supplement like from GNC which has 100% vitamin E and 1000% biotin.
While I understand the lure of zero calories might pull you in, keep in mind that while your skin might improve (diminutively at best), you'll be killing your teeth with all of that citric acid and Ascorbic acid. In my opinion, this "water" is more gimmick than anything else and goes right up there on my list of useless things like collagen marshmallows and the Bottom Lift.
Ingredients: Reverse Osmosis Water, less than 1% of: Erythritol and Rebiana(Stevia extract) and Crystalline Fructose (Natural Sweeteners), Natural Flavors, Citric Acid, Vitami C (Ascorbic Acid), Gum Acacia, Glycerol ester of rosin, Magnesium lactate and calcium and potassium phosphate(electrolyte sources), Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B5 (Calcium Pantothenate), Zinc gluconate, Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherylacetate), Biotin, Beta-Carotene, Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride), Vitamin B12, vegetable juice(for color). Vitamin A, E and Biotin, 20% each. Vitamin C, B3, B12, B6 and B5, 40% each. Zinc 10%.







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September 29, 2011
by Vitamin B12-Mangel erhöht Demenzrisiko: Forscher weisen geistigen Abbau im Alter nach
[...] VitaminWater full of hot air The premise is that the little bottle is going to help your skin, hair, and nails thanks to the vitamin E, biotin, and B3, B5, and B12 vitamins. That sounds great until you realize that you're only getting 20% of biotin and vitamin E and 40% of the “B” … Mehr lesen: Truth In Aging [...]
September 19, 2011
by Julie Kay
I never thought I'd drink only water, but during this past year, somehow, and naturally (not because I was told to or I had to), I've cut sodas out of my daily beverage habit. I've never drunk coffee or tea, except for the occasional iced mocha on holiday (and still do). I did try these VitaminWaters for a time- the ones that had caffeine (Power and Energy), but the caffeine is gone from my beverage routine. Before making this comment, it struck me like a bolt how long it's been and how easy and natural.
Now I drink water and some fruit juices. I would of never envisioned this- not the hippie Classic Coca Cola chick I "was"?
But I'm glad. ~jk
September 19, 2011
by ha
Got my friends to stop drinking stuff like that. So much marketing done to fool people. :/