Soda
KrissyLehr136
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I use to drink 5-6 cans of soda a DAY before I started changing my lifestyle. My question is, is it ok to have a single soda once a week? I have changed a lot about my life (changing diet and quitting smoking) and I think if I had one soda a week it would keep me from jumping ship if that makes sense.
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Drink Diet Soda endlessly if you want, or fit normal Soda into your calories as much as you want/can I guess.0
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it's your food plan. do what you need to do.0
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it's your food plan. do what you need to do.
Exactly.
I work pizza, doughnuts, and cookies into my diet. Just not all on the same day! It keeps me sane and focused.0 -
I use to drink 5-6 cans of soda a DAY before I started changing my lifestyle. My question is, is it ok to have a single soda once a week? I have changed a lot about my life (changing diet and quitting smoking) and I think if I had one soda a week it would keep me from jumping ship if that makes sense.
I think eating a _little bit_ of almost anything is ok . . .0 -
I drink diet soda frequently. Plus I eat whatever I'm feeling like just fit it into my daily allowance.
However, saying that I do also use it to clean the toilet of limescale when it goes flat! Which does make me think I definately should cut back on the pop :laugh:0 -
I used to love drinking soda but I definitely cut back because I don't want to be drinking my calories. If I can fit a regular soda into my calories for the day and I feel like having one, then I'll have one. You don't have to give up the things you like.0
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I recommend drinking diet soda. I don't even like regular now that I have gotten used to diet. If you really enjoy regular soda though, go ahead and drink it - then exercise it off.0
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Diet is soda is actually worse for you then a regular soda!!! I used to drink a soda once or twice a day, and I've cut it down to once a week or once every two weeks, if you can fit it into your calories you will be fine. A lot of times I will just get a can and only drink half or instead grab a brisk tea which you get out of a whole can with half the calories, if I'm craving.0
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I drink diet soda frequently. Plus I eat whatever I'm feeling like just fit it into my daily allowance.
However, saying that I do also use it to clean the toilet of limescale when it goes flat! Which does make me think I definately should cut back on the pop :laugh:
OP - If it fits into your nutritional goals, go ahead. I drink diet soda most of the time, and regular soda some of the time. Life is a lot more fun when I can eat and drink the things I like, and still hit my goals.0 -
yeah i drink diet soda like water, have that0
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I drink diet soda frequently. Plus I eat whatever I'm feeling like just fit it into my daily allowance.
However, saying that I do also use it to clean the toilet of limescale when it goes flat! Which does make me think I definately should cut back on the pop :laugh:
Cheers for the science lesson :drinker:
I also use vinegar to clean around my house for the same reason :happy:0 -
I don't see a big deal with it but I will say I gave it up completely 8 months ago and now can't tolerate it. So if u can, tough it out eventually u may have no need for that one can that may lead to another0
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Yeah as most are saying stay within your calorie counts and it should be fine. They have some decent attempts at good tasting diet sodas on the shelves now. Diet Dr. Pepper for example is almost the same as regular in flavor, something missing in the background, but easy transition (my friend drinks reg DP, I drink diet, same look of drink containers so I would occasionally accidently take a drink of the regular and didnt notice the difference until I got the "hey keep your paws off my drink" comment). Also the reduced cal versions are nice too. Can still get your caffiene fix in. A lot of stores are carrying the 8oz versions of the sodas now too.0
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My issue with diet soda is that it gives me migraines so I think my body is telling me that diet soda is no good for me. Artificial sweeteners in general give me migraines. So I can't have them at all. I asked my doctor once if that was a normal reaction for some people and she said its actually pretty common. Some people just can't handle artificial sweeteners.0
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