Giving up Diet Coke/Diet pop in general - what do you drink?

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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 4:56 am

Fact Finder wrote:The researchers calculated that people who drank diet pop every day had a 61 per cent higher risk of a vascular event than those who reported drinking no pop. After they adjusted the findings to account for patients' diabetes, waistline size and other lifestyle differences, the increased risk persisted, leaving diet pop drinkers at a 48 per cent increased risk.

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It's not clear why diet pop drinkers would have a higher risk of stroke and other events, but previous research has suggested diet soft drinks can promote a "sweet tooth."

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Dr. Maureen Storey, senior vice-president of science policy for the American Beverage Association, said in a statement that there is no evidence "that diet soda uniquely causes increased risk of vascular events or stroke."


I love how these articles sidestep the issue of aspartame. I swear, that fucking company is in everybody's pockets. :roll:
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Postby Melissa » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:06 am

Rhiannon wrote:
Melissa wrote:Artificial sweeteners don't trigger an insulin spike. That happens with sugar. What can happen when you have something artificially sweet, is your brain can trigger your cells getting ready for an insulin surge, and when that doesn't happen, some people will then crave carbs because they didn't get the "boost" their brain thought it would get. And carbs will raise your blood sugar, because your body breaks carbs down into glucose. But sugar substitutes and insulin are not directly involved with each other, despite what all the diet soda haters now want people to believe, lol.


That's what it was. Thanks!


No problem, lol, I've worked with a (juvenile) diabetic nurse practitioner for years, she drinks diet soda about once or every other day and it's never been an issue for her :lol: I've learned more about diabetes, insulin, etc. from her than I ever did in nursing school, lol.
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Postby parfait » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:28 am

Melissa wrote:
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Melissa wrote:Artificial sweeteners don't trigger an insulin spike. That happens with sugar. What can happen when you have something artificially sweet, is your brain can trigger your cells getting ready for an insulin surge, and when that doesn't happen, some people will then crave carbs because they didn't get the "boost" their brain thought it would get. And carbs will raise your blood sugar, because your body breaks carbs down into glucose. But sugar substitutes and insulin are not directly involved with each other, despite what all the diet soda haters now want people to believe, lol.


That's what it was. Thanks!


No problem, lol, I've worked with a (juvenile) diabetic nurse practitioner for years, she drinks diet soda about once or every other day and it's never been an issue for her :lol: I've learned more about diabetes, insulin, etc. from her than I ever did in nursing school, lol.


Woah. They teach you stuff like that in nursing school?

The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.
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Postby Melissa » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:32 am

parfait wrote:Woah. They teach you stuff like that in nursing school?


You serious? :lol:
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:48 am

I think it was sarcasm.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:49 am

verslibre wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:The researchers calculated that people who drank diet pop every day had a 61 per cent higher risk of a vascular event than those who reported drinking no pop. After they adjusted the findings to account for patients' diabetes, waistline size and other lifestyle differences, the increased risk persisted, leaving diet pop drinkers at a 48 per cent increased risk.

.......

It's not clear why diet pop drinkers would have a higher risk of stroke and other events, but previous research has suggested diet soft drinks can promote a "sweet tooth."

.......

Dr. Maureen Storey, senior vice-president of science policy for the American Beverage Association, said in a statement that there is no evidence "that diet soda uniquely causes increased risk of vascular events or stroke."


I love how these articles sidestep the issue of aspartame. I swear, that fucking company is in everybody's pockets. :roll:

Aspartame is very important stuff ...saves the teeth!! :D
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 5:49 am

SherriBerry wrote:[food later (I rarely eat breakfast), it's time to indulge the "elixir," as I refer to a nice, foamy, cold carbonated refreshin' cola. :D


I understand....except the "kuppa kawfee" thing...I don't drink coffee. But, that first sip of the cold, bubbly Coke just soothes the soul!!!!![/quote]

For me it's Pepsi - I could drink it all day easily[/quote]

Pretzels & Pepsi for "breakfast" today! :lol:
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Postby parfait » Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:06 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
verslibre wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:The researchers calculated that people who drank diet pop every day had a 61 per cent higher risk of a vascular event than those who reported drinking no pop. After they adjusted the findings to account for patients' diabetes, waistline size and other lifestyle differences, the increased risk persisted, leaving diet pop drinkers at a 48 per cent increased risk.

.......

It's not clear why diet pop drinkers would have a higher risk of stroke and other events, but previous research has suggested diet soft drinks can promote a "sweet tooth."

.......

Dr. Maureen Storey, senior vice-president of science policy for the American Beverage Association, said in a statement that there is no evidence "that diet soda uniquely causes increased risk of vascular events or stroke."


I love how these articles sidestep the issue of aspartame. I swear, that fucking company is in everybody's pockets. :roll:

Aspartame is very important stuff ...saves the teeth!! :D


Aspartame has been extremely thoroughly tested, and is completely harmless. Get your facts straight, before you start spouting some conspiracy shit.

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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:42 am

parfait wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:Aspartame is very important stuff ...saves the teeth!! :D


Aspartame has been extremely thoroughly tested, and is completely harmless. Get your facts straight, before you start spouting some conspiracy shit.

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Postby conversationpc » Tue Feb 15, 2011 7:57 am

parfait wrote:Woah. They teach you stuff like that in nursing school?

The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


Wow, I actually agree with parfait on something. :shock: :lol:
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Postby stevew2 » Tue Feb 15, 2011 9:27 am

Lemonade and tea mixed during the day, and Cabernet after 8:00 in the evening
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Postby TRAGChick » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:06 am

verslibre wrote:I love how these articles sidestep the issue of aspartame. I swear, that fucking company is in everybody's pockets. :roll:


Aspartame! :idea: YES!!
Thank you - THAT's the name of that $#!T.... :roll: :x

That stuff apparently causes depression in some people....and, since I've battled that problem in the past - while drinking a ton of Diet Pepsi -
...well NO WONDER I was so miserable! :shock:

These days, I favor of bottled water & Poland Spring flavored carbonated water.
I haven't had soda in almost 20 years - and my skin doesn't break out and I feel SO MUCH better! :D
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Postby Melissa » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:20 am

parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.
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Postby Rick » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:38 am

Melissa wrote:
parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.


It only takes a very brief web search on Aspartame and you're flooded with information as to how bad that stuff is for people.
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Postby Saint John » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:39 am

TRAGChick wrote:That stuff apparently causes depression in some people....and, since I've battled that problem in the past - while drinking a ton of Diet Pepsi -
...well NO WONDER I was so miserable!


If you think diet pop caused or exacerbated your depression, you've got bigger fish to fry than depression. Like being nuts! :lol:

FDA: "To date, the FDA has not determined any consistent pattern of symptoms that can be attributed to the use of aspartame, nor is the agency aware of any recent studies that clearly show safety problems."

MIT News: "Even daily large doses of the high-intesity sweetener aspartame, also known as Nutrasweet, had no adverse effect on study subjects' health and well-being, a visiting scientist at MITreported in the American Journal Of Clinical Nutritionlast week.

"We conclude that aspartame is safe for the general population." said Paul A. Spiers, visiting scientist in the Clinical Rsearch Center (CRC).
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Postby Rick » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:45 am

Saint John wrote:
TRAGChick wrote:That stuff apparently causes depression in some people....and, since I've battled that problem in the past - while drinking a ton of Diet Pepsi -
...well NO WONDER I was so miserable!


If you think diet pop caused or exacerbated your depression, you've got bigger fish to fry than depression. Like being nuts! :lol:

FDA: "To date, the FDA has not determined any consistent pattern of symptoms that can be attributed to the use of aspartame, nor is the agency aware of any recent studies that clearly show safety problems."

MIT News: "Even daily large doses of the high-intesity sweetener aspartame, also known as Nutrasweet, had no adverse effect on study subjects' health and well-being, a visiting scientist at MITreported in the American Journal Of Clinical Nutritionlast week.

"We conclude that aspartame is safe for the general population." said Paul A. Spiers, visiting scientist in the Clinical Rsearch Center (CRC).


And then there's this. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Melissa » Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:58 am

Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.


It only takes a very brief web search on Aspartame and you're flooded with information as to how bad that stuff is for people.


Oh I never said anything about aspartame in particular, or that it's good for you. Was just pointing out to Dr. Davis up there that there is a connection between people ingesting artificial sweeteners and then craving carbs, and it's not ALL fat people who are in that cycle. There are plenty of people who are not overweight who drink tons of diet soda and eat carbs. I worked with a nurse once who lived on diet Coke and carbs, and was skinny as a rail. No, she wasn't healthy, but she was skinny. So his little observations are not always correct. They're just opinions, lol.
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Postby Rick » Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:41 am

Melissa wrote:
Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.


It only takes a very brief web search on Aspartame and you're flooded with information as to how bad that stuff is for people.


Oh I never said anything about aspartame in particular, or that it's good for you. Was just pointing out to Dr. Davis up there that there is a connection between people ingesting artificial sweeteners and then craving carbs, and it's not ALL fat people who are in that cycle. There are plenty of people who are not overweight who drink tons of diet soda and eat carbs. I worked with a nurse once who lived on diet Coke and carbs, and was skinny as a rail. No, she wasn't healthy, but she was skinny. So his little observations are not always correct. They're just opinions, lol.


I was just adding to your comment to the Doc. I should have done a better job on the post.
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Postby StevePerryHair » Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:46 am

Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.


It only takes a very brief web search on Aspartame and you're flooded with information as to how bad that stuff is for people.


Oh I never said anything about aspartame in particular, or that it's good for you. Was just pointing out to Dr. Davis up there that there is a connection between people ingesting artificial sweeteners and then craving carbs, and it's not ALL fat people who are in that cycle. There are plenty of people who are not overweight who drink tons of diet soda and eat carbs. I worked with a nurse once who lived on diet Coke and carbs, and was skinny as a rail. No, she wasn't healthy, but she was skinny. So his little observations are not always correct. They're just opinions, lol.


I was just adding to your comment to the Doc. I should have done a better job on the post.


Yeah, that's what I thought you were doing, except you are being too nice. I would have told him he's an idiot (actually a worse word ;) :lol: ) if he thinks aspartame is perfectly for sure 100% safe! :lol:
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Postby Melissa » Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:47 am

Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:
parfait wrote:The whole "brain craving" shit is just another stupid excuse for the chubbies. People need to stop blaming Coca Cola, McDonald's - getting fat is your own responsibility to avoid, as long as you're an adult. The dads and moms which feeds their kids crap should be thrown under a damn bus however.


You can call it "shit" all you want, but there are tons of skinny people who live on diet Coke and carbs because of that cycle also, and they stay skinny somehow. So that's not just some excuse for "chubbies". Go study endocrine a little bit more.


It only takes a very brief web search on Aspartame and you're flooded with information as to how bad that stuff is for people.


Oh I never said anything about aspartame in particular, or that it's good for you. Was just pointing out to Dr. Davis up there that there is a connection between people ingesting artificial sweeteners and then craving carbs, and it's not ALL fat people who are in that cycle. There are plenty of people who are not overweight who drink tons of diet soda and eat carbs. I worked with a nurse once who lived on diet Coke and carbs, and was skinny as a rail. No, she wasn't healthy, but she was skinny. So his little observations are not always correct. They're just opinions, lol.


I was just adding to your comment to the Doc. I should have done a better job on the post.


Nah that's ok :lol: It's fascinating he believes he's a 100% expert on things like medicine and parenting :lol:
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:54 am

parfait wrote:Aspartame has been extremely thoroughly tested, and is completely harmless.


Wrong.
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:59 am

StevePerryHair wrote:if he thinks aspartame is perfectly for sure 100% safe! :lol:


All one has to do is read how it was "discovered."

And that's just the beginning.

I don't give a fuck how many studies and "peer-reviewed medical journal" reports out there "conclude" it is a safe and completely harmless substance. Most of those studies focus on the "calories saved" by drinking beverages without sugar or corn syrup (I refuse to call it corn sugar like in those stupid commercials).
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Postby stevew2 » Tue Feb 15, 2011 12:32 pm

I use Splenda,i dont know if it is any better,although I notice it now takes 2 packs to make stuff sweet where it use to only take one,but i still can get an erection
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Postby Triple S » Tue Feb 15, 2011 2:28 pm

2 cups of coffee before work in the morning, nothing but water at work all day, and usually a glass of this with dinner:

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Comes in about 6 different flavors but the plain green tea is my favorite. I believe it's sweetened with cane sugar but it's a little sweet for me unless I use a huge glass of water. I'd drink more but I'd be up peeing all night :wink: (tea kinda does that to you).

Diet pop (or anything with aspartame) is disgusting. The only time I drink regular pop is when it has vodka in it :wink: (but vodka also goes well with above mentioned liquid tea mix)
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 2:30 pm

stevew2 wrote:I use Splenda,i dont know if it is any better,although I notice it now takes 2 packs to make stuff sweet where it use to only take one,but i still can get an erection


Use stevia. It's an all-natural sweetener derived from the plant. One little bitty packet will sweeten your entire kuppa kawfee. It will take a little getting used to because it doesn't exactly taste like cane sugar, corn syrup or Equal/Splenda/Sweet 'n' Low.
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Postby SherriBerry » Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:40 pm

verslibre wrote:
SherriBerry wrote:
Angel wrote:
verslibre wrote:[food later (I rarely eat breakfast), it's time to indulge the "elixir," as I refer to a nice, foamy, cold carbonated refreshin' cola. :D


I understand....except the "kuppa kawfee" thing...I don't drink coffee. But, that first sip of the cold, bubbly Coke just soothes the soul!!!!!


For me it's Pepsi - I could drink it all day easily


Pretzels & Pepsi for "breakfast" today! :lol:


:lol: The Breakfast of Champions :lol: Part of my New Year's resolution was to revamp my eating habits (last year in my 30s), so no more Pepsi for breakfast for me. I never eat within the first couple of hours of waking up, so I switched to tea first thing. Iced tea in the summer!
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Postby SherriBerry » Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:48 pm

Triple S wrote:2 cups of coffee before work in the morning, nothing but water at work all day, and usually a glass of this with dinner:

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Comes in about 6 different flavors but the plain green tea is my favorite. I believe it's sweetened with cane sugar but it's a little sweet for me unless I use a huge glass of water. I'd drink more but I'd be up peeing all night :wink: (tea kinda does that to you).

Diet pop (or anything with aspartame) is disgusting. The only time I drink regular pop is when it has vodka in it :wink: (but vodka also goes well with above mentioned liquid tea mix)


I'm going to start drinking more water at work - there is a big cooler of bottled water right behind me and since I don't get a whiff of chlorine from it like filtered tap water, it won't make me sick. I like those Tetley infusions too - so far I've only tried the Classic with lemon and I have the Nestea flavour packets in Summer Peach - they use Sucralose, so I can drink those.
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Postby SherriBerry » Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:54 pm

verslibre wrote:
StevePerryHair wrote:if he thinks aspartame is perfectly for sure 100% safe! :lol:


All one has to do is read how it was "discovered."

And that's just the beginning.

I don't give a fuck how many studies and "peer-reviewed medical journal" reports out there "conclude" it is a safe and completely harmless substance. Most of those studies focus on the "calories saved" by drinking beverages without sugar or corn syrup (I refuse to call it corn sugar like in those stupid commercials).


I don't care how many studies they do that claim it is "safe" either - I can drink litres of regular Pepsi no problem, but half a can of any diet pop with Aspartame leaves me nauseated with a wicked headache, and if I get through the whole can, I get dizzy. No thanks! Smaller levels might be relatively safe for most people, but not for me. Luckily everything is labelled so I can avoid it in other products as well.
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 7:26 pm

SherriBerry wrote:Luckily everything is labelled so I can avoid it in other products as well.


They're putting that shit in everything. I looked at a package of OTC medication (chewable tablets) I checked out for somebody else. I noticed aspartame was the first ingredient listed on the side of the box. Ridiculous. They didn't use the stuff beyond three tablets (out of one foil sheet, of which there were four sheets). It made them hurl something fierce. And incredibly, it was a nausea medication. Imagine that. :?
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Postby verslibre » Tue Feb 15, 2011 7:29 pm

SherriBerry wrote:
verslibre wrote:
StevePerryHair wrote:if he thinks aspartame is perfectly for sure 100% safe! :lol:


All one has to do is read how it was "discovered."

And that's just the beginning.

I don't give a fuck how many studies and "peer-reviewed medical journal" reports out there "conclude" it is a safe and completely harmless substance. Most of those studies focus on the "calories saved" by drinking beverages without sugar or corn syrup (I refuse to call it corn sugar like in those stupid commercials).


I don't care how many studies they do that claim it is "safe" either - I can drink litres of regular Pepsi no problem, but half a can of any diet pop with Aspartame leaves me nauseated with a wicked headache, and if I get through the whole can, I get dizzy. No thanks! Smaller levels might be relatively safe for most people, but not for me. Luckily everything is labelled so I can avoid it in other products as well.


The same goes for a friend of mine: one can of Diet Coke and he's got a headache.
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