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Diet Snapple

This is what I take every day is 10 calorie and zero sugar.

Is Okay I take it ? My husband does not agree with me.Please advice. The Water gives me a lot of pain . I have one year

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Does that have caffeine? We aren't supposed to have caffeine. I don't drink plain water either..I use the squirt grape "drink enhancer" at walmart

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no caffeine

Here is a snippet from my doctor... Although I too have drank a diet snapple, but now I stay away.

Snapple is NOT good for you and is in no way similar to fresh brewed iced tea. Fresh brewed iced tea doesn’t contain sugar, which in any added form is poison to your body. Even in the “unsweetened” version, sugar hides in the ingredients list under various pseudonyms like “natural flavors.” Also, citric acid and fresh citrus fruit are not the same thing or even a similar product. Lemons are made from nature. Citric acid is created in a Chemistry lab and is toxic to your body. Snapple is a processed, sugary, chemical drink, and NOT a good food choice.

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Here is a snippet from my doctor... Although I too have drank a diet snapple' date=' but now I stay away.

Snapple is NOT good for you and is in no way similar to fresh brewed iced tea. Fresh brewed iced tea doesn’t contain sugar, which in any added form is poison to your body. Even in the “unsweetened” version, sugar hides in the ingredients list under various pseudonyms like “natural flavors.” Also, citric acid and fresh citrus fruit are not the same thing or even a similar product. Lemons are made from nature. Citric acid is created in a Chemistry lab and is toxic to your body. Snapple is a processed, sugary, chemical drink, and NOT a good food choice.[/quote']

And what about cristal light?

I personally do not think any of the sugar substitutes are good for you!

I personally do not think any of the sugar substitutes are good for you!

That is what my doc says, but I love crystal light. So I drink it sometimes. I try to drink lots of Water with lemon.

That is what my doc says' date=' but I love crystal light. So I drink it sometimes. I try to drink lots of Water with lemon.[/quote']

My doctor said I can drink crystal light, sobe water and Vitamin zero water.

Well...maybe watered down? I drink tons of zero calorie grape drink enhancer. I'll start doing fruit in the water as soon as it's really in season. I like ice cold water with lemons and strawberries.

I was given diet Snapple in the hospital

I love diet snapple HFM and half :-)

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I love diet snapple HFM and half :-)

;)

They tried to give me bacon sausage and eggs day after surgery but we now can't eat that day after I had major issues with hospital food cause they don't real pay attention so wouldn't use that as a good guide

They gave me full sugar fruit juice in the hospital! My doctor threw a fit! Luckily I didn't drink it or I think I would have dumped.

My dr told me to watch what they gave me in the hospital after surgery I was in there 3 times for a total of 18 days in less then a month 6 days at time of surgery many times I couldn't eat the food they brought even after talking to the nutritional at the hospital. They brought me full sugar juice and Yogart with 26 Grams of sugar. You have to be careful

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