Energy Drinks
joshuakcaron
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I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
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Have one.0
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How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
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How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
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Isn't the better question. How do you have a zero calorie energy drink?0 -
I think the real question is....isn't it almost bedtime? Lol0
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How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
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Isn't the better question. How do you have a zero calorie energy drink?
I mean, you just pop the tab and drink it, right? Like it's not that hard?0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »
How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
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Isn't the better question. How do you have a zero calorie energy drink?
I mean, you just pop the tab and drink it, right? Like it's not that hard?
I think he means where does the 'energy' come from
what with it being 0 calorie
a stimulant (caffeine) is not 'energy' per se0 -
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jennifer_417 wrote: »
@jennifer_417 - I think the fail was on my part :bigsmile: - that said it was before 8am so am clearly still half asleep0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »
@jennifer_417 - I think the fail was on my part :bigsmile: - that said it was before 8am so am clearly still half asleep
Haha no worries! Here's some coffee---c(__)0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »
How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
Isn't the better question. How do you have a zero calorie energy drink?
I mean, you just pop the tab and drink it, right? Like it's not that hard?
I think he means where does the 'energy' come from
what with it being 0 calorie
a stimulant (caffeine) is not 'energy' per se
thats what i meant. calories being energy so zero calorie energy drink sounded wierd.
not big on the energy drinks so i wasnt sure.
i was thinking zero calorie energy drink was like saying zero protein protein shake.0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »
How do you gain weight from 0 calories? Well unless you're retaining water and counting that as "real" weight.joshuakcaron wrote: »I'm craving an energy drink. If I have one that's zero calories will I gain weight? I know it's probably bad for me in some other way but I want one.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
Isn't the better question. How do you have a zero calorie energy drink?
I mean, you just pop the tab and drink it, right? Like it's not that hard?
I think he means where does the 'energy' come from
what with it being 0 calorie
a stimulant (caffeine) is not 'energy' per se
thats what i meant. calories being energy so zero calorie energy drink sounded wierd.
not big on the energy drinks so i wasnt sure.
i was thinking zero calorie energy drink was like saying zero protein protein shake.
And now it all comes together. I thought you were just being unnecessarily pedantic, so I made a joke at your expense...you'd think I would learn...
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jennifer_417 wrote: »
@jennifer_417 - I think the fail was on my part :bigsmile: - that said it was before 8am so am clearly still half asleep
I support this message
because I got it and laughed.
OP, it's going to be no different than diet soda, so have it.0 -
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jennifer_417 wrote: »Have one.
Beware of potential health risks associated with energy drinks which are well documented.
You might want tI take a look and determine the root cause why you "need" an energy drink.
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If you're concerned enough to post about the possibility of gaining weight from drinking a zero calorie drink, there may be bigger issues at hand.0
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tristen_leigh wrote: »If you're concerned enough to post about the possibility of gaining weight from drinking a zero calorie drink, there may be bigger issues at hand.
Based upon past posting history, there are.0
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