Advice on coffee and Diet Coke??
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And I thought I drank a lot of coffee, 5 today. I haven't found the coffee to be a problem, I did stop drinking it with sugar when I was losing weight and used reduced fat milk. I drink quite a bit of water as well though.
Can't help with diet coke - I don't like soda / fizzy pop at all so it's not been an issue.
I guess that is where im lucky, i hate milky coffee AND sugary coffee. so i never had to give those up. well done!
Thanks, luckily I don't like lattes or really milky coffee, just filter coffee with a splash of semi-skimmed or soya light and half a spoon of sugar to take the edge off. I did give up the sugar, but now I'm on maintenance I've been having it again. Stupid really, should have stopped when I had the opportunity!0 -
Black coffee is its own food group.0
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Black coffee is its own food group.
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The last of the five major food groups along with sugar, starch, grease, and burnt crunchy bits (as Sam Vimes says, the food group of the Gods).Black coffee is its own food group.
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I personally cut out all soda because I have trouble with that "moderation" thing
I would say maybe cut back a little (make it a treat?), but if you love it, don't deprive yourself of it
I drink coffee and am consistently losing, you already said you don't put sugar in it and as long as you don't do creamer either, I don't think there's a problem with it (although the info about osteoporosis is accurate, so make sure you're getting your calcium and vit D in!), I actually put a 1/2 cup of almond milk in mine to boost up my protein and "good fats" for the day
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12 cups of coffee! Wow! I would be jumping off walls0
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i drink about 6-7 cups of coffee a day, with skimmed milk. gives me exactly what i need to get through the day, plus around 10g of protein. research has shown to a certain extent that caffeine oxidizes fat and speeds up metabolism a little...but not too sire about that and dont really care. i love it. low cal, and gives me a kick.
now diet coke, is fine...contains aspartame which can cause cancer and also can make you crave more sweet stuff cause of the artificial stuff and also can make the body retain water thus making you bloated. i personally think a can wont do you any harm...depends on your goal...but long term consumption of diet coke is not advised generally for your health.0 -
As Aspartame is probably the most well studied food additive in the world it's important to avoid spreading incorrect information about it. It can't cause cancer, there is no credible study anywhere that indicates otherwise.now diet coke, is fine...contains aspartame which can cause cancer
The effect is nowhere near as profound as with HFCS, insulin and Leptin levels are both raised by aspartame causing satiety. Remember aspartame is effectively two amino acids, one of which (phenylalanine) is both needed for health and cannot be produced inside the human body so must be ingested in food.and also can make you crave more sweet stuff cause of the artificial stuff
I see people say this a lot but have never been able to find any scientific evidence either way.and also can make the body retain water thus making you bloated.
There's no evidence of this either, a lot of fat and unhealthy people drink diet fizzy drinks but, cause and effect, that's usually because they're already fat and unhealthy. Thin and healthy people can afford to drink the real stuff.long term consumption of diet coke is not advised generally for your health.0
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