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too much ice?

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Can it do the stomach and harm by eating a lot of sugarfree popsicles ?

I had loads of those PO and they never caused me any problems

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nope - they're fine.

The main thing that might cause a problem is overdoing the artificial sweeteners - some will experience different forms of GI distress from certain ones (which can differ between individuals.)

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11 hours ago, RickM said:

The main thing that might cause a problem is overdoing the artificial sweeteners - some will experience different forms of GI distress from certain ones (which can differ between individuals.)

Thank you Rick. Didn’t think of that . Would you have to have an excessive amount ?

2 hours ago, PEGGO said:

Thank you Rick. Didn’t think of that . Would you have to have an excessive amount ?

I know this wasn't directed at me, but some people can't even tolerate a small amount of artificial sweeteners. And others can tolerate a little but not a lot.

I didn't think of this, either, because artificial sweeteners don't bother me at all. But they do give some people GI distress - especially sweeteners whose names end it -itol (like xylitol)

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1 hour ago, catwoman7 said:

I know this wasn't directed at me, but some people can't even tolerate a small amount of artificial sweeteners. And others can tolerate a little but not a lot.

I didn't think of this, either, because artificial sweeteners don't bother me at all. But they do give some people GI distress - especially sweeteners whose names end it -itol (like xylitol)

Thank you so much Catwoman .Artificial sweeteners have never affected me before - At least I don’t remember them having done , but I have to say , Im not a fan of them , and try to look for ‘safe’ ones , but are any. of them? Im almost afraid to put anything in my mouth after being so ill before and over Christmas, and have no appetite whatsoever, but I know I need to eat somehow . I’m trying find things that will tempt me and have a bit of nutritional value. Not easy !

Sorbital is found in a lot of sugar free stuff can cause diarrhea. This is not good when your working so hard to get the fluids in. Make your own with Protein water and theres lots of ice cream recipes with Protein premier drinks to make.

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On 1/4/2020 at 12:25 PM, always said:

Sorbital is found in a lot of sugar free stuff can cause diarrhea. This is not good when your working so hard to get the fluids in. Make your own with Protein Water and theres lots of ice cream recipes with Protein premier drinks to make.

Didn’t know about Sorbital always , thank you ? so we can make ice cream that we can have ?? !! ?

Yes like salted caramel protein premier and a banana, chocolate and nuts, banana flavored and vanilla....lots of ideas on line and they freeze quick

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