do you know what makes kids want to do drugs…. it is and i know this for a fact as im from a very poor childhood situation and have watched as my foster parents all of them have made the mistake of being too protective. believe it or not kids are smart you just need to tell them how you feel and watch as they form there opinions of it and you.

over protective parenting styles will make your kids want to be free from you and they will rebel. So what has been made into such a big deal by you? drugs… so what do kids want to do?

my brother is now out of a psychiatric ward and starting to recover. if anything this had nothing to do with energy drinks, its because he fell out with our foster mum/mom and ran away, he was very curious about the alternative culture because he was being forced to conform to a society that he by now did not wish to be a part off.

it does not matter how many immoral product are aimed at kids, if you are good parents you can stop your kids from taking an interest by letting them make there own decisions based on correct and non bias information the good and bad! thus there is respect of your views and then 90% will follow suite.

For many people, energy drinks are mis-named in that while they do create some immediate energy, they leave your body worse off than in the beginning. It’s really hard to find one that will do the job but is actually healthy for you and has the research to prove it. I found one such exception.

I doubt most will buy it, because it’s not found in stores and doesn’t come in a bottle- but I’m not concerned with what most people do.

At 52, I find this stuff amazing and now that I found it, I kind of feel sorry for the masses that won’t go past their store isle to find something really exceptional.

This was just released in Sept 1st of this year.

http://focusuponline.com

Think about this. In Australia-
* alcohol misuse costs the Australian community 15.3 billion dollars each year when factors such as crime and violence, treatment costs, loss of productivity and premature death were taken into account
* 51% of alcohol consumed is drunk at levels that pose a risk of short-term harm
* over 3 000 Australians die each year as a result of harmful drinking
* over 450 000 children (13.2%) live in households where they are at risk of exposure to binge drinking by at least one adult.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics lists the number of deaths where cocaine is mentioned, between 1997 to 2004, in the 15 to 54 age bracket, at a grand total of 194 over 7 years. So that’s 27 per year against 3,000. Hmmm. And the drink doesn’t even have cocaine in it. Maybe its cool to die from alcohol.

But Hey! Keep protesting over a soft drink. Good way to spend your time and energy.

http://www.abc.net.au/tv/review/

“While other critics waste time with trivial matters such as film, food or art, Myles dares to review all facets of life – our experiences, our emotions, our deepest, darkest desires – to rate them out of five stars.”

I believe the program on the 16th. October may also cover “sex with a prostitute”.

JJ Aldi: Seeing as you are not reading the article, you should know myself, a group of 656,000 concerned mums, and 675 ex drug addicted sheep (now turned to God) will be protesting your drink launch in NZ and Australia.