It seems that there is a never-ending stream of research into soft drinks, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), obesity and other health risks. At least, I keep noticing these research articles and reporting on them.
New and Updated Articles on Risks from Soft Drinks
"Energy Drinks with Caffeine: Von Dutch, et al" by "{* ferris!"
While writing a new article is rewarding, I feel it is also important to maintain older ones if possible, and where the material is relevant.
Today's article is "New Risk Found for Soft Drinks with High Fructose Corn Syrup" at my own DeHaan Fitness and Weight Control site. The new risk involves heart disease...please read it, especially if you drink five cans of soft drinks in a day.
I updated my Squidoo lens, "Weight Control Through Diet". I always felt that this is a work-in-progress, and will probably continue to be over its lifetime.
Naturally I promoted this article in my DeHaan Services blog; the "New Soft Drink Report Shows Problems Beyond Your Trimmer Body" post is similar to this.
Today's article is "New Risk Found for Soft Drinks with High Fructose Corn Syrup" at my own DeHaan Fitness and Weight Control site. The new risk involves heart disease...please read it, especially if you drink five cans of soft drinks in a day.
I updated my Squidoo lens, "Weight Control Through Diet". I always felt that this is a work-in-progress, and will probably continue to be over its lifetime.
Naturally I promoted this article in my DeHaan Services blog; the "New Soft Drink Report Shows Problems Beyond Your Trimmer Body" post is similar to this.
Writing Tip
Some sites, such as Squidoo, Suite 101 and your own blogs or business sites, allow you to update articles long after they had been published.
Writing Tip: Here are three reasons to update old articles when you learn new, important and relevant information.
First, an update can be a valuable service to your readers.
Second, the update proves to your readers that you actually care about the subject and about the completeness and accuracy of your material.
Finally, Internet search engines may give you "bonus points" for the update. Just as you would probably rather read the latest research than something that might be outdated, so also the search engines favour fresh articles over stale.
Writing Tip: Here are three reasons to update old articles when you learn new, important and relevant information.
First, an update can be a valuable service to your readers.
Second, the update proves to your readers that you actually care about the subject and about the completeness and accuracy of your material.
Finally, Internet search engines may give you "bonus points" for the update. Just as you would probably rather read the latest research than something that might be outdated, so also the search engines favour fresh articles over stale.
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