Diet pop/Soda...
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calebpiticaru wrote: »Yes diet doesn’t have sugar or calories so it won’t make you gain weight, BUT!! Despite the opinion of some, it’s full of CHEMICALS!!! So if you just want to be slim, it’s ok but if you want to be healthy, I would strongly avoid it..! Water, coffee, milk and green tea is all I drink. (Green tea is great for burning fat)
The dreaded "chemakillz" in diet soda are one ingredient, aspartame. Aspartame is a methyl dipeptide, meaning it is two amino acids (protein) bound by a methyl connector (methanol, an alcohol occurring naturally in fruits and vegetables). Upon entering your digestive system, the aspartame separates into it's component parts, meaning the chemicals you drank were two amino acids (protein) and methanol.
It's as poisonous as a spoonful of chili.12 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »calebpiticaru wrote: »Yes diet doesn’t have sugar or calories so it won’t make you gain weight, BUT!! Despite the opinion of some, it’s full of CHEMICALS!!! So if you just want to be slim, it’s ok but if you want to be healthy, I would strongly avoid it..! Water, coffee, milk and green tea is all I drink. (Green tea is great for burning fat)
The dreaded "chemakillz" in diet soda are one ingredient, aspartame. Aspartame is a methyl dipeptide, meaning it is two amino acids (protein) bound by a methyl connector (methanol, an alcohol occurring naturally in fruits and vegetables). Upon entering your digestive system, the aspartame separates into it's component parts, meaning the chemicals you drank were two amino acids (protein) and methanol.
It's as poisonous as a spoonful of chili.
I love you. Here's an Oreo!
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »calebpiticaru wrote: »Yes diet doesn’t have sugar or calories so it won’t make you gain weight, BUT!! Despite the opinion of some, it’s full of CHEMICALS!!! So if you just want to be slim, it’s ok but if you want to be healthy, I would strongly avoid it..! Water, coffee, milk and green tea is all I drink. (Green tea is great for burning fat)
The dreaded "chemakillz" in diet soda are one ingredient, aspartame. Aspartame is a methyl dipeptide, meaning it is two amino acids (protein) bound by a methyl connector (methanol, an alcohol occurring naturally in fruits and vegetables). Upon entering your digestive system, the aspartame separates into it's component parts, meaning the chemicals you drank were two amino acids (protein) and methanol.
It's as poisonous as a spoonful of chili.
I love you. Here's an Oreo!
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Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »calebpiticaru wrote: »Yes diet doesn’t have sugar or calories so it won’t make you gain weight, BUT!! Despite the opinion of some, it’s full of CHEMICALS!!! So if you just want to be slim, it’s ok but if you want to be healthy, I would strongly avoid it..! Water, coffee, milk and green tea is all I drink. (Green tea is great for burning fat)
The dreaded "chemakillz" in diet soda are one ingredient, aspartame. Aspartame is a methyl dipeptide, meaning it is two amino acids (protein) bound by a methyl connector (methanol, an alcohol occurring naturally in fruits and vegetables). Upon entering your digestive system, the aspartame separates into it's component parts, meaning the chemicals you drank were two amino acids (protein) and methanol.
It's as poisonous as a spoonful of chili.
I love you. Here's an Oreo!
This is so pure. I may just have the feelz.0 -
my chili can be poisonous0
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I drink diet soda every day. It doesn't have any impact on my weight loss.2
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