Soda?
seifofficiale
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I was just curious if it's wrong to drink a can of soda with my diet?
I'm currently bulking.
Thanks in advance
I'm currently bulking.
Thanks in advance
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lol, why would it not be OK????
just make sure you are hitting micros/macros/calorie targets...0 -
I agree with ndj19790
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Can be expensive and does you no good... water flavoring.0
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Why would it be wrong?0
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I see nothing wrong with the consumption soda.0
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Don't give in to fear-mongering.
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Feed your body the proper fuel. No soda. That stuff is terrible for you. If it can eat through rust...what do you think it can do to your body over time? Not to mention the outrageous amount of sugars in it. It took me a long time to get over that addiction and I feel so much better for it.0
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asflatasapancake wrote: »Nope. Everyone who has drank soda has died. Eventually. Pure killer. Don't even get me started with Jarts.
oiy- I think the same is true for water. might as well give that up too!!!!!0 -
Long as you don't have blood sugar problems it will be okay.0
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Some people I know dieting drink a lot of Diet pop and they lose just fine, But for me...It stalls me0
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asflatasapancake wrote: »Nope. Everyone who has drank soda has died. Eventually. Pure killer. Don't even get me started with Jarts.
oiy- I think the same is true for water. might as well give that up too!!!!!
Soda contains water. That must be the culprit.
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MoniqueForgues wrote: »Some people I know dieting drink a lot of Diet pop and they lose just fine, But for me...It stalls me
In some people the artificial sweeteners increase appetite. You might accidentally be eating more calories.
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Feed your body the proper fuel. No soda. That stuff is terrible for you. If it can eat through rust...what do you think it can do to your body over time? Not to mention the outrageous amount of sugars in it. It took me a long time to get over that addiction and I feel so much better for it.
please get out of here with that nonsense….0 -
Feed your body the proper fuel. No soda. That stuff is terrible for you. If it can eat through rust...what do you think it can do to your body over time? Not to mention the outrageous amount of sugars in it. It took me a long time to get over that addiction and I feel so much better for it.
The acids that exist in your stomach are so much more corrosive than any soda can possibly be. Drink it if you like it. It neither helps nor harms your health (unless you are in the tiny minority that is allergic to aspartame and you drink diet).
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seifofficiale wrote: »I was just curious if it's wrong to drink a can of soda with my diet?
I'm currently bulking.
Thanks in advance
There are no benefits of drinking soda.
Instead of soda, why not Protein + sparkling water?0 -
Commander_Keen wrote: »seifofficiale wrote: »I was just curious if it's wrong to drink a can of soda with my diet?
I'm currently bulking.
Thanks in advance
There are no benefits of drinking soda.
Instead of soda, why not Protein + sparkling water?
so what if OP has two cans of soda a day and hits his protein/fat/macro?? He still needs to get calories in …and he never mentioned that his soda consumption was crowding out this protein consumption ..
In a bulk, he would want to get more carbs anyway.0 -
asflatasapancake wrote: »Nope. Everyone who has drank soda has died. Eventually. Pure killer. Don't even get me started with Jarts.
oiy- I think the same is true for water. might as well give that up too!!!!!
Soda contains water. That must be the culprit.
life's mystery has been solved!!! This explains it all!!!!0 -
Commander_Keen wrote: »seifofficiale wrote: »I was just curious if it's wrong to drink a can of soda with my diet?
I'm currently bulking.
Thanks in advance
There are no benefits of drinking soda.
Instead of soda, why not Protein + sparkling water?
It tastes good and makes me happy. That's two benefits right there.
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soda is fine so long as it fits into your calorie allotment.
but, is it healthy? probably, a can here and there isn't going to hurt. I do try to go for the real sugar sodas or diet.0 -
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asflatasapancake wrote: »asflatasapancake wrote: »Nope. Everyone who has drank soda has died. Eventually. Pure killer. Don't even get me started with Jarts.
oiy- I think the same is true for water. might as well give that up too!!!!!
Twas my point, darlin. Nothing wrong with it. Moderation.
I was with you- I was riding the sarcasm train.0 -
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Feed your body the proper fuel. No soda. That stuff is terrible for you. If it can eat through rust...what do you think it can do to your body over time? Not to mention the outrageous amount of sugars in it. It took me a long time to get over that addiction and I feel so much better for it.
LOL....
Do you know how powerful the acid in your stomach is? hint...way more powerful than a soda. and a 12 oz can or bottle of soda has like 30 grams of sugar...an apple has like 20...not exactly outrageous. would I recommend sucking down multiple 40 ounce Big Gulps every day? No...but having a soda every once in awhile isn't a big deal. Get real.0 -
asflatasapancake wrote: »asflatasapancake wrote: »asflatasapancake wrote: »Nope. Everyone who has drank soda has died. Eventually. Pure killer. Don't even get me started with Jarts.
oiy- I think the same is true for water. might as well give that up too!!!!!
Twas my point, darlin. Nothing wrong with it. Moderation.
I was with you- I was riding the sarcasm train.
And a lovely train it is.
wait-a-minute...
he he he he
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