The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has come down on Nestle for marketing juice drinks to children that aren’t as healthy as the company claims. FDA officials took exception with Nestle’s advertising that its BOOST Kid Essentials Nutritionally Complete Drink amounts to a medical treatment that can be beneficial to children recovering from surgery, injury or chronic illness. Regulators also objected to marketing for Juicy Juice Brain Development Fruit Juice Beverage, which included the assertion that the drink is just what children under two years of age need while their brains triple in size.