- Learn what's best for your body and how to earn points and win! Making
- informed drink choices supports hydration, energy regulation, and
- overall health. Below are basic guidelines based on established public
- health recommendations.
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+ Healthy Beverage Consumption Info!
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+ Learn what's best for your body and how to earn points and win! Making
+ informed drink choices supports hydration, energy regulation, and
+ overall health. Below are basic guidelines based on established public
+ health recommendations.
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- Water
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- The recommended daily fluid intake is approximately 2.7 liters for
- women and 3.7 liters for men. This app suggest at least 100oz per day!
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- - Water contains no calories, sugar, or caffeine.
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- Helps with focus, digestion, and temperature regulation.
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- Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Drinking water will earn you the most points!
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+ Water
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+ The recommended daily fluid intake is approximately 2.7 liters for
+ women and 3.7 liters for men. This app suggest at least 100oz per
+ day!
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+ - Water contains no calories, sugar, or caffeine.
+ - Helps with focus, digestion, and temperature regulation.
+
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+ Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Drinking water will
+ earn you the most points!
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+ Caffeine
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+ The maximum recommended daily caffeine intake for most healthy
+ adults is 400 mg.
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+ Excessive caffeine consumption can cause elevated heart rate,
+ insomnia, anxiety, and headaches.
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+ Caffeine content in common drinks:
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+ - Celsius (can): 200–270 mg
+ - Brewed coffee (8 oz): ~95 mg
+ - Coca-Cola (12 oz): ~34 mg
+ - Bottle of Mountain Dew: 91-98 mg
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+ Exceeding the 400 mg daily limit will result in no points awarded for
+ additional caffeinated drinks that day!
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+ Added Sugar Drinks
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+ The American Heart Association recommends limiting added sugar
+ intake to 25 grams per day for women and 36 grams per day for men
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+ High sugar intake is associated with increased risk of obesity,
+ diabetes, and heart disease!
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+ Added sugar is commonly found in sodas, energy drinks, sweetened
+ teas, and flavored waters.
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+ -
+ Sugar content in common drinks:
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+ - Monster Energy (16 oz): 54g
+ - Bottled sweet tea: 25–30g
+ - Vitaminwater (20 oz): 27g
+ - Coca-Cola (12 oz): 39g
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+ Surpassing the daily sugar limit will result in zero points awarded
+ for any further drink entries for that day!
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- Caffeine
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- The maximum recommended daily caffeine intake for most healthy adults is 400 mg.
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- - Excessive caffeine consumption can cause elevated heart rate, insomnia, anxiety, and headaches.
- -
- Caffeine content in common drinks:
-
- - Celsius (can): 200–270 mg
- - Brewed coffee (8 oz): ~95 mg
- - Coca-Cola (12 oz): ~34 mg
- - Bottle of Mountain Dew: 91-98 mg
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- Exceeding the 400 mg daily limit will result in no points awarded for additional caffeinated drinks that day!
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+ Juice and Flavored Drinks
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+ 100% fruit juice contains essential vitamins but also high amounts
+ of natural sugar and lacks dietary fiber.
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+ Many flavored drinks marketed as “healthy” contain significant added
+ sugar.
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+ -
+ Look for “unsweetened” or “no added sugar” labels to minimize sugar
+ intake! Whole fruits are preferable over fruit juice!
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+ These drinks still count to the daily sugar intake but you’ll earn
+ more points with juice than most other drinks!
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+ Milk and Milk Alternatives
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+ Dairy and fortified plant-based milks (such as almond, soy, or oat)
+ provide calcium, vitamin D, and protein!
+
+ - Choose unsweetened, low-fat, or fat-free options!
+ -
+ Flavored varieties (ex. chocolate or vanilla) often contain added
+ sugars and should be consumed in moderation.
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+
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+ Unsweetened/regular milk or milk alternatives can allow you to gain
+ more points!
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- Added Sugar Drinks
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- The American Heart Association recommends limiting added sugar intake to 25 grams per day for women and 36 grams per day for men
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- - High sugar intake is associated with increased risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease!
- -
- Added sugar is commonly found in sodas, energy drinks, sweetened teas, and flavored waters.
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- -
- Sugar content in common drinks:
-
- - Monster Energy (16 oz): 54g
- - Bottled sweet tea: 25–30g
- - Vitaminwater (20 oz): 27g
- - Coca-Cola (12 oz): 39g
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- Surpassing the daily sugar limit will result in zero points awarded for any further drink entries for that day!
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- Juice and Flavored Drinks
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- 100% fruit juice contains essential vitamins but also high amounts of natural sugar and lacks dietary fiber.
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- - Many flavored drinks marketed as “healthy” contain significant added sugar.
- -
- Look for “unsweetened” or “no added sugar” labels to minimize sugar intake! Whole fruits are preferable over fruit juice!
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- These drinks still count to the daily sugar intake but you’ll earn more points with juice than most other drinks!
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- Milk and Milk Alternatives
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- Dairy and fortified plant-based milks (such as almond, soy, or oat) provide calcium, vitamin D, and protein!
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- - Choose unsweetened, low-fat, or fat-free options!
- -
- Flavored varieties (ex. chocolate or vanilla) often contain added sugars and should be consumed in moderation.
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- Unsweetened/regular milk or milk alternatives can allow you to gain more points!
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