>Drinking water does not ease dehydration, the European Union has ruled – and anyone who disagrees faces two years in prison. > >The decision – after three years of discussions – results from an attempt by two German academics to test EU advertising rules which set down when companies can claim their products reduce the risk of disease. > >The academics asked for a ruling on a convoluted statement which, in short, claimed that water could reduce dehydration. > >http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2063031/Dehydration-EU-says-CANT-claim-drinking-water-stops-body-drying-out.html?ito=feeds-newsxml > >Maybe I should've put this in the Humor section. ;)
"The US Department of Labor spent more than $200,000 (£129,000) creating a mobile application telling people to drink four cups of water every hour"
