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Food / Enviga Drink #848230

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Jan 03, 2007
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.

(Washington: Lisa Stark) A new product from the Coca-Cola Co. called Enviga that is marketed as a negative calorie drink featured; can shown. [Coca-Cola scientist Rhona APPELBAUM†- says the product boosts the metabolism.] [University of Pittsburgh medical school dietician Leslie BONCI†- calls it another false product.] [Center for science in the Public Interest Michael JACOBSON†- says they are buzz words for weight loss.] ["Beverage Digest" John SICHER†- says these products will take off like energy drinks.] [CONSUMER - comments.]

Reporter(s):
Gibson, Charles;
Stark, Lisa
Duration:
00:02:10

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