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If you drink neither and choose water, then it'll really come down. Bonus: you'll feel better
by vsareto 4y ago
If you drink neither and choose water, then it'll really come down. Bonus: you'll feel better
- hristov 4y agoThat's what I do. But I did not want to get too preachy towards the GP poster.
- supertrope 4y agoAnd then your medical expense category of the CPI will not go up as much.
- BeetleB 4y agoWater is healthier, but not a substitute. Something like Spindrift is a partial substitute. A real substitute is Izze. Less sugar, but still sugary. Tastes awesome - better than Coke. http://blog.nawaz.org/posts/2021/Dec/taming-my-soda-addiction-what-worked-and-what-didnt/ http://blog.nawaz.org/posts/2021/Dec/taming-my-soda-addictio...
- kelnos 4y ago> Water is healthier, but not a substitute. It can be, if you commit to really reducing your sugar intake. I did it, 20+ years ago, completely giving up soda. My go-to drink for every meal is water, and I drink water throughout the day from a large water bottle. I still consume sugar here and there in food (or the occasional cocktail), but I eat much less of the stuff than I used to. It's hard in the US, where everything has so much sugar, but it's doable. The less sugar you consume, the less your body/brain will want and need it. It's like an addiction...
- Dylan16807 4y agoAre you assuming sugar for "feel better"?
- beambot 4y agoThat's heretical & anti-consumerism. Be a good citizen: Drink your sugar water, blow up your healthcare costs, increase money velocity. Broken Window Fallacy for the win!