H2-no! Gatorade has been banned from insulting its main competitor — water — and fined $300,000 after it slandered nature’s sports drink in a video game, California’s Attorn… ...

Gatorade must pay $300,000 to the California Attorney General’s Office, $120,000 of which will be used to fund research or education about the importance of drinking water and proper nutrition ...

While Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt made a dash for Olympic gold in the summer of 2012, ... It instructed restaurant employees on how to discourage patrons from drinking water, ...

Amid unbearable temperatures and seasonal changes, children and adults should increase their water intake, but are advised to ...

Gatorade agreed to pay California $300,000 to settle a lawsuit over anti-water messaging in advertisement-video game featuring Olympic Gold Metalist Usain Bolt.

In 2012, Gatorade released Bolt!, a game for the iPhone that used the fastest man alive to inspire kids to try their best, remain dedicated, and always avoid water. Some people found this ...

Public health recommendations generally suggest drinking eight cups of water a day. And many people just assume it’s healthy to drink plenty of water. Now researchers at UC San Francisco have taken a ...

Sports drink Gatorade has agreed to pay $300,000 (£220,000) to the state of California over an app called Bolt! which featured a character based on Olympic medallist Usain Bolt. In the game Bolt ...

Gatorade to Pay $300,000 for Releasing Usain Bolt Game That Told Kids Not to Drink Water Gatorade settled over a Usain Bolt mobile game that told players to avoid water in favor of Gatorade.

In April 2021, Snopes readers searched our site inquiring about whether sports drink brand Gatorade was recently fined $300,000 for telling kids to "avoid water." The story is true but dated, and ...

Message to Gatorade: Disparage water, and California will come after you. Energy drink giant Gatorade has agreed to pay up, after the California attorney general filed a lawsuit accusing the ...

Gatorade has been banned from insulting its main competitor — water — and fined $300,000 after it slandered nature’s sports drink in a video game, California’s Attorney General announced ...