Help with fatigue (besides sleep, obviously)
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Verity1111 wrote: »broseidonkingofbrocean wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »There is zero calorie Monster. Just sayin'.
I know, but it's just not the same lol. I couldn't even stomach them once I had the real deal. Is there any "original" diet monster?
The white Monster Zero Ultra is the best, IMO. I've never had any of the regular ones.
In fact, look what is sitting on my desk in front of me right now...
The new violet one taste pretty good just like grape soda, harder to find but been tempted to buy a 24 pack from amazon. If you have an aldi around you they carry white gridlock which taste better than the monster in my opinion and its only 99cents. Everytime I go there I buy them all lol.
low calorie though?
No calories.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »There is zero calorie Monster. Just sayin'.
I know, but it's just not the same lol. I couldn't even stomach them once I had the real deal. Is there any "original" diet monster?
The white Monster Zero Ultra is the best, IMO. I've never had any of the regular ones.
In fact, look what is sitting on my desk in front of me right now...
As someone else has mentioned above, adding a bunch of caffeine for someone that doesn't know the root cause of their issue is very poor advice.
With or without calories.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »There is zero calorie Monster. Just sayin'.
OMG they taste horrible to me. Red bull girl all the way!!!1 -
I like the orange zero calorie Monster rather than the white can- just my preference. I like the original taste but none of the diet ones can replicate that.
Try to work with your doctor on the issues you have when you can go back. If your fatigue is that severe, then you need to get to the bottom of it. Good luck with everything and hopefully some of these suggestions will help in the meantime before you can go back to the doctor.1 -
Ditch the monster and caffeinated drinks, they bring you up then crash on the way down. Try to keep you sugar even, the coming down from a sugar spike is very tiring. can you home test for Vit D? At the very least, since you know it's an issue, take a Vit D supplement.1
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Ditch the monster and caffeinated drinks, they bring you up then crash on the way down. Try to keep you sugar even, the coming down from a sugar spike is very tiring. can you home test for Vit D? At the very least, since you know it's an issue, take a Vit D supplement.
I'm not sure. I know nothing about home tests or if they exist.0
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