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This study identified, content analyzed, and described the health-related content (HRC) presented in the top-ranked prime-time network programs for the age 2 to 11 year-old category. The results reveal that viewers see one HRC-containing scene approximately every four minutes. Foods and alcoholic beverages are frequently shown and consumed. Smoking, drug abuse, and promiscuous sex are relatively uncommon. In most scenes, the HRC is not directly related to the main point of the scene. The characters involved in HRC-containing scenes tend to be slender white men. In addition, many of the HRC-containing scenes portray negative health behaviors.

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Having 2 effective oral routes enhances convenience and improves compliance, both of which contribute to maximal therapeutic outcomes. These compliance benefits are due to the ease and flexibility of preparing the powder in various beverages and the pleasant taste from the inclusion of a low-calorie citrus flavoring.