Diet coke
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this is too much trolling and bro science for me, coffee and water it is!
Story of this site! I know we are all cranky because we are hungry, but geez, some people are just downright rude.
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Meh.. I will keep on keepin' on.
And this is my new go to flavour:
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????????????????????? diet coke is 0 cal
water is 0 cal
the coffee is 2 cals0 -
lol im sorry you cant figure out how to listen to a podcast.
Please. Your original post said "Science Friday" which I wasn't aware was a podcast. Even if I had known it was a podcast, which episode of the possibly hundreds of Science Friday episodes would have this tidbit.
You may as well have said "I read a story in the New York Times that said soda is bad!" and then told me how to work a newspaper box... "You put coins in and then open the door! LOL! Dummy!"LOL I found the transcript
http://www.npr.org/2013/07/12/201461166/not-so-sweet-side-effects-of-artificial-sweeteners
Apparently they are discussing a lit review the psychologist wrote summarizing the recent research so you'd really have to read the actual article to evaluate any of the claims
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Diet soda is full of artificial sweeteners (sugar turns into fat). Aspartame (found in most diet sodas) is TERRIBLE for you! A diet soda here and there is fine, but I would try not to make it a habit! And clear sodas are better for you than colas (I've heard something about the cola syrups).
I have tried Fruit Water (by the makers of Vitamin Water) that has 0 calories, fat, sugar, etc. and uses no aspartame. It's delicious, so if you're looking for something bubbly try that!
FYI FruitWater (made by coca cola btw) has artificial sweetener (sucralose, aka splenda)
Wow! Thank you! I had NO idea!!!! That's disappointing..
Fruitwater will be sweetened with the artificial sweetener sucralose, best known as Splenda. It will not contain any fruit juice but the bottle notes that the drink is "enhanced with nutrients," a reference to its B vitamins, magnesium and zinc.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/18/fruitwater-coca-cola-seltzer_n_2902865.html
you're welcome
It doesn't bother me in the slightest, I drink Diet Coke with aspartame and splenda but I thought you should know if you were buying it to avoid artificial sweeteners
I was buying it to avoid the artificial crap haha so I'm glad you told me!0 -
this is too much trolling and bro science for me, coffee and water it is!
Story of this site! I know we are all cranky because we are hungry, but geez, some people are just downright rude.
What makes you think we're hungry? You may be hungry (and I'd advise you eat more if that's the case) But I'm taking in slightly below 2000 calories a day. I'm stuffed.0 -
Flavour water any out of training, tango orange, we love cherry coke, almost any ....and..we don't give them up rightnow just back to workout0
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Story of this site! I know we are all cranky because we are hungry, but geez, some people are just downright rude.
I am not cranky or hungry.
Oh... And welcome to a public internet forum.
And welcome to the one millionth thread about diet soda.0 -
Diet Rite or Coke Zero.
Just make sure the sweeteners are at a minimum.
For MFP, no cals = win.0 -
I'm drinking a Diet Coke right now!0
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Story of this site! I know we are all cranky because we are hungry, but geez, some people are just downright rude.
I am not cranky or hungry.
Oh... And welcome to a public internet forum.
Welcome to real life..0 -
Looked up more on the psychologist (?) on the Science Friday bit...
She made rats fatter by feeding them sucralose instead of glucose. That's interesting, but rats are notoriously bad at tracking their calorie intake on MFP...
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/02/artificial-sweeteners/0 -
Please. Your original post said "Science Friday" which I wasn't aware was a podcast. Even if I had known it was a podcast, which episode of the possibly hundreds of Science Friday episodes would have this tidbit.
You may as well have said "I read a story in the New York Times that said soda is bad!" and then told me how to work a newspaper box... "You put coins in and then open the door! LOL! Dummy!"
there is a thing called Google....
if i come across something i dont know it takes 2 seconds to goolge. you dont even have to type it in! just highlight and right click!0 -
My daughter who is serious performance athlete goes through a ton of lemons and limes in the course of a week; she adds them to her water bottle. I started that practice about a month ago and it's working great!0
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I have to be a special snowflake if drinking diet soda for 25+ years hasn't shown an inkling of destruction to my body.
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I have to be a special snowflake if drinking diet soda for 25+ years hasn't shown an inkling of destruction to my body.
i know someone who smoked until they were 90 and had no problems from it...therefore smoking isnt bad for you!0 -
I have to be a special snowflake if drinking diet soda for 25+ years hasn't shown an inkling of destruction to my body.
A.C.E. Certified Personal/Group FitnessTrainer
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Maybe you should add that to your signature. LOL!0 -
Please. Your original post said "Science Friday" which I wasn't aware was a podcast. Even if I had known it was a podcast, which episode of the possibly hundreds of Science Friday episodes would have this tidbit.
You may as well have said "I read a story in the New York Times that said soda is bad!" and then told me how to work a newspaper box... "You put coins in and then open the door! LOL! Dummy!"
there is a thing called Google....
if i come across something i dont know it takes 2 seconds to goolge. you dont even have to type it in! just highlight and right click!
But the burden of proof is on you in this case, yes?0 -
Looked up more on the psychologist (?) on the Science Friday bit...
She made rats fatter by feeding them sucralose instead of glucose. That's interesting, but rats are notoriously bad at tracking their calorie intake on MFP...
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/02/artificial-sweeteners/
That's interesting. It evens says that fatter rats consumed more caloriesThose that ate saccharin packed on more fat, gained more weight and consumed extra calories.0 -
But the burden of proof is on you in this case, yes?
not my job to prove anything...i saw this thread...remember this past weekends SciFri ep and thought id mention it so that people can listen if they want.
i just find it strange that people argue so strongly that artificial sweeteners are 100% safe.0 -
I think like anything else, moderation is key. I believe a soda can full of chemicals is not what the human body craves, but the mind wants it so if it keeps you on track, use it. Studies suggest people stuck on diet soda tend to be unsuccessful long term at maintaining a good weight (or have to work harder) as they are never weaned from sweeteners. I like to add soda water to a tablespoon or two of pure pomegranate juice or cherry juice and fine myself somewhat appeased.0
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Studies suggest people stuck on diet soda tend to be unsuccessful long term at maintaining a good weight (or have to work harder) as they are never weaned from sweeteners.
What studies are you referencing?0 -
The artificial sugars in Diet Coke make me hungry. I know water gets old but add lemon slices to it or my favorite cucumber slices. It may sound weird but it is so good!!!0
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Studies suggest people stuck on diet soda tend to be unsuccessful long term at maintaining a good weight (or have to work harder) as they are never weaned from sweeteners.
What studies are you referencing?
The make believe ones.0 -
I'm a fan of diet coke. I'm also a fan of my teeth, so I rarely drink it.
It makes me retain water like a mofo, too.
But still...I love it.0 -
The only thing I was warned about with Diet Coke (along with most sodas in general) is that it can slowly deteriorate your teeth. My dentist just recommended that if I do want to drink soda, to drink with a straw because then there's less of a chance that it comes in contact with your teeth. Although, I quit drinking soda a few months ago, and I feel much better without it personally.0
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As a CT tech, I see a lot of kidney stones caused by Diet Pepsi, and diet Coke. Be careful.0
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As a CT tech, I see a lot of kidney stones caused by Diet Pepsi, and diet Coke. Be careful.
Correlation =/= causation.0 -
As a CT tech, I see a lot of kidney stones caused by Diet Pepsi, and diet Coke. Be careful.
:huh: what the ??0 -
this is too much trolling and bro science for me, coffee and water it is!
Story of this site! I know we are all cranky because we are hungry, but geez, some people are just downright rude.
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not hungry...
(...but am usually at least a little cranky...)0
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