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I agree. I would of been very interested in a startup that offered ketogenic meal options and treadmill desks. Right now a treadmill desk would be too disturb

by mahyarm 15y ago

I agree. I would of been very interested in a startup that offered ketogenic meal options and treadmill desks. Right now a treadmill desk would be too disturbing to my coworkers, and I got to do the meals myself since they're so specific. Instead of sugary drinks, you can try creamy drinks and butter coffee/tea (it sounds gross, but is actually very tasty). That and a sparkling water dispenser would satisfy most my desire for drinks to be honest. http://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/ http://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulle... http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com/2011/12/brilliantly-simple-idea-treadmill-desk.html http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com/2011/12/brilliantly-si...

doktrin 15y ago
I'm a big fan of lemon water. I personally use a lemon press to squeeze half a lemon into a tall glass of water. It tastes great and is quite refreshing, and often does the trick when fighting a sweet tooth craving.
- Produce 15y ago
  Wouldn't this result in the dentin on your teeth being eroded all day?
  - doktrin 15y ago
    I think anything in excess (lemon water included) is probably going to have unpleasant side effects. I personally don't drink more than 1-2 glasses a day. I certainly wouldn't encourage that anyone replace water with lemon water - but it's really just lemonade without the added sugar. Lemonade is of course not particularly great for your teeth in excess - but no worse than gatorade. Sugar is also famously not great for teeth, and therefore lemon water is less damaging - in equal volume - than lemonade. What's also particularly important with regards to dental health is how long a given substance lingers in the mouth. Drinking a glass of lemon juice isn't the same as swishing it around for 20 seconds. TLDR; No.
pyre 15y ago
Carbonated water is still acidic and not that great for your teeth.

by mahyarm 15y ago

doktrin 15y ago

I'm a big fan of lemon water. I personally use a lemon press to squeeze half a lemon into a tall glass of water. It tastes great and is quite refreshing, and often does the trick when fighting a sweet tooth craving.

Produce 15y ago
Wouldn't this result in the dentin on your teeth being eroded all day?
- doktrin 15y ago
  I think anything in excess (lemon water included) is probably going to have unpleasant side effects. I personally don't drink more than 1-2 glasses a day. I certainly wouldn't encourage that anyone replace water with lemon water - but it's really just lemonade without the added sugar. Lemonade is of course not particularly great for your teeth in excess - but no worse than gatorade. Sugar is also famously not great for teeth, and therefore lemon water is less damaging - in equal volume - than lemonade. What's also particularly important with regards to dental health is how long a given substance lingers in the mouth. Drinking a glass of lemon juice isn't the same as swishing it around for 20 seconds. TLDR; No.

pyre 15y ago

Carbonated water is still acidic and not that great for your teeth.