Cold Weather Check up
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How many of you had your furnaces checked for the upcoming cold weather? It’s nice to have a warm, cozy home when the temperatures plummet outside. How does this affect a bariatric patient? The air both inside and outside air become very dry, which can lead to dehydration. The thought of drinking something cold doesn’t sound as appealing when it’s cold outside.
How many of you had your furnaces checked for the upcoming cold weather? It’s nice to have a warm, cozy home when the temperatures plummet outside. How does this affect a bariatric patient? The air both inside and outside air become very dry, which can lead to dehydration. The thought of drinking something cold doesn’t sound as appealing when it’s cold outside.
Happily, there are many decaf, sugar free drink choices on the market. Look online or in your grocery store for herbal teas, sugar free apple cider and sugar free cocoa mixes. These are water based and can count towards your fluids. There are decaf, sugar free drink mixes in packets and the convenient K-cups. If you have a chocolate protein drink you like, try warming it up for warm cocoa.
The most abundant nutrient in a protein drink is water. If your chocolate is whey based, keep the temperature under 140 degrees Fahrenheit, or the protein will curdle. When looking at herbal or decaf teas, make sure the tea is caffeine free. A cup of decaf coffee or tea can count towards your fluids as well. Warming a cup of water with a lemon slice or a squeeze of lemon juice can make a cozy cup of lemon tea. Another choice is sipping on warm cup of low-sodium broth. Keep sipping . . . . even when there’s frost on the pumpkins.