RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
i say water is water. crystal light has chemicals. water has no chemicals if you use a filter.
Posted on 08/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
No one mentioned caffeine. The Iced Tea has caffeine in it too. It doesn't bother me at all, or the artificial sweeteners, although I don't live on the stuff.
Posted on 08/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
I am not crazy about the artificial color products. The aspartame doesn't bother me (although I think Splenda tastes slightly better).
I open the little tub just at the edge a little, then use it like a salt shaker. I run a cup of water, then shake in a little flavor. This way I use it four times as far. If it were full strength, it would taste like real grapefruit juice, very zingy.
I buy some Chrissie only when in the mood, then I get out of the mood again and drink the water plain. From my refrigerator fountain in the front, it tastes very good. Darn filters cost too much, but thassa nuther story.
Posted on 08/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
I would agree if it has asparteme in it - it would only be good in moderation, My teenage daughter actually doesn't drink the most heathy stuff - gatorade - yes it has elctrolytes but also sugar - I bought her Recharge which is like gatorade without the chemicals and she thought it was gross. Of course a lot of those drinks that sound good for you aren't like Vitamin Water but my point is......my daughters NP has told her water is the best and if she doesn't like it to add Crystal light - maybe not the best but if your not going to drink anything but a flavored water..... I can't stand those water with fructose in them - I think they are awful. I also heard Crystal light was coming out with one with fiber added to it but have yet to see it.
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RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
I was drinking it for awhile then noticed it left a residue behind on the plastic water bottle...with that being said I wondered what it left behind on my insides?
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RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
Not only can artificial sweeteners be very toxic to some individuals, they can be very counter-productive to fat loss specifically. There is no evidence that diet products actually help you lose weight. There is even some suspicion that sugar substitutes of all types may cause weight gain because they increase your brain's desire for sugar.
Posted on 08/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
Both posters have good points. Just watch your intake as with anything else. Artificial sweeteners, flavors, and preservatives are never good for you. I like to add True Lemon to my water for flavor. Check it out at their website and request a free sample. It comes in lemon, lime, and orange. It is also a LOT cheaper then crystal light and other water flavoring packets and I believe it is made with natural ingredients.
Posted on 08/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
Now many doctors now say as long as you take in 8 cups of water a day that you met your goal. Mostly everything is made with water and your body sorts it out. If you go to sparkpeople.com, it is free, you can find out everything you need to know.
Posted on 08/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Adding Crystal Light To Water
Hi,
The only thing I know for sure is Crystal Lite has Aspartame in, and to much of it isn't good for us.
I drink diet drinks, and Crystal Lite, I love the Ruby Grapefruit and the new Cranberry. I just don't drink it all day.
I drink a lot of water all during the day, and I'll have a soft drink or some other diet drink just to break up the monotony.
You might want to research Aspartame.
Posted on 08/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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