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Question....is there anything we can drink besides crystal light ..I need ideas tired of the same stuff:) thanks .

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  • I got tired of it too and just switched to G2 (gatoraide). The lemon-lime is the best so far. I freeze the bottles bcs I think it tastes better as a 'slushy.' What i do is freeze a half full bottle.

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I got tired of it too and just switched to G2 (gatoraide). The lemon-lime is the best so far. I freeze the bottles bcs I think it tastes better as a 'slushy.' What i do is freeze a half full bottle. Then i'll top the bottle with cold lemon-lime & shake & wait. In less than 5 minutes i've got a slushy mix.

any thing that is nearly calorie free and sugar free... should be caffeine free too

this is one of the hardest struggles I am having.

I drink decaf tea and g2.

I can't drink the sweeter stuff like crystal light.

There are a few vitamin waters that are ok but check the ingredients, not all are 0 sugar.

I was a hard core diet cherry Pepsi drinker before the sleeve. Now I drink the diet snapple half and half with only 10 calories and only 1 carb.

I drink powered zero. 2 32oz bottle and I meet liquid requirements.

Powerade* not powdered. Stupid phone.

Why is that when I drink a lot of plain water, I get nauseous, but I can drink the same amount of G2, and I'm fine? I feel that drinking 2-32oz G2s per day is too many carbs, but I can hardly finish 2 bottles of water without getting nauseous. I'm not drinking them fast, so I don't get it.

QUESTION? Is it okay to add peanut butter and/or banana into protein shake for extra protein during the 2 week liquid diet, as long as its liquified?

Why is that when I drink a lot of plain water' date=' I get nauseous, but I can drink the same amount of G2, and I'm fine? I feel that drinking 2-32oz G2s per day is too many carbs, but I can hardly finish 2 bottles of Water without getting nauseous. I'm not drinking them fast, so I don't get it.[/quote']

There is actual something called 'water nausea'. Do a search on here for it. Something to do w water being heavier or something? I was sleeved 8/21 and just noticed this week that i am starting to tolerate water again. :-)

I was not able to drink water because it made me nauseous... Water is still hard for me and I'm 2 months out... But I find that hot water w/ a packet of splenda is how I can get more water in.

Why is that when I drink a lot of plain water' date=' I get nauseous, but I can drink the same amount of G2, and I'm fine? I feel that drinking 2-32oz G2s per day is too many carbs, but I can hardly finish 2 bottles of Water without getting nauseous. I'm not drinking them fast, so I don't get it.[/quote']

Yes G2 has too many carbs. Powerade zero has less than 1g of carbs per 12oz serving. No sugar and no calories.

Vitamin Water zero & Sobe Life Water.

Both are 0 carb/calorie. And they are naturally sweetened. No artificial sweeteners.

There is actual something called 'Water nausea'. Do a search on here for it. Something to do w water being heavier or something? I was sleeved 8/21 and just noticed this week that i am starting to tolerate water again. :-)

Ok, I'll look it up. I've never heard of that. Thanks

Yes G2 has too many carbs. Powerade zero has less than 1g of carbs per 12oz serving. No sugar and no calories.

Ok, I'll try a few flavors. Thanks

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