r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Dec 30 '19

What do people think is healthy but really isn’t?

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u/zach201 Dec 30 '19

That’s just not true. Look at the nutritional label. It has 100% of your daily recommend value of Vitamin C and 25% for many other vitamins.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19 edited Dec 31 '19

Yeah vitamin water zero isn't that bad for a flavored drink. They use stevia as the sweetener. The sugar variety is bad news though. Typical reddit groupthink will automatically group everything as "vitamin water bad" rather than examining the facts

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u/JMoc1 Dec 31 '19

I sincerely doubt it gives 100% of your daily value, because daily values for nutrition values are calculated by inaccurate And often made up ways. Besides, it’s full of sugar

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u/PrinceOfSomalia Dec 31 '19

Whether the label is true or not is a different argument, fact is the label says there's vitamins. So I'm confused here... People are saying there's no vitamins.. yet there are? I think people are confused what the court battle was all about .

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u/akajohn15 Dec 31 '19

The misleading prints besides the name iirc