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 Decent No Cal Sports Drink
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04/27/19 02:04 AM
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Jman
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I hate artificial sweeteners and the after taste they leave. But getting out on the water over the weekend and need something other than water.
Maybe Topo Chico and some cut limes?
I've gone and done it with the diet. I'm working on a 30lb goal and heading to Hawaii end of May so it's pretty structured. It's working OK and the biggest thing I'm learning is small meals every 2.5 to 3 hrs. It has kept me from overstuffing myself as I did previously.
Jim Featherston
Mortgage Loan Officer - NMLS 2509901
Red Diamond Home Loans
PH 972-890-3114
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:06 AM
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Urban Fisher
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Jane says I've never been in love - no
She don't know what it is
She only knows if someone wants her
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:06 AM
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Urban Fisher
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Jane says I've never been in love - no
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:07 AM
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Der Vorsteher
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:07 AM
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lowew79
Extreme Angler
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Unsweet iced tea for me, all day.
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Urban Fisher]
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04/27/19 02:07 AM
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Jman
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Not on the list and not there yet - Hawaii I'll unleash but for now, it's steady as she goes, so to speak.
Jim Featherston
Mortgage Loan Officer - NMLS 2509901
Red Diamond Home Loans
PH 972-890-3114
Apply at: RDHLoans.com/Jim
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:08 AM
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Bob Davis
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I hate artificial sweeteners and the after taste they leave. But getting out on the water over the weekend and need something other than water.
Maybe Topo Chico and some cut limes?
I've gone and done it with the diet. I'm working on a 30lb goal and heading to Hawaii end of May so it's pretty structured. It's working OK and the biggest thing I'm learning is small meals every 2.5 to 3 hrs. It has kept me from overstuffing myself as I did previously. Nestle Splash is pretty good. Natural flavorings, 0 calories. I'm down by 16 lbs. on Nutrisystem after 2 months.
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:24 AM
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Duck_Hunter
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Pickle juice for rehydration. Whole 30 or keto for the rapid weight loss before vacation.
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 02:36 AM
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SgtDag
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A couple H2O cubes and crown royal hydrate me
"If you're going through hell keep going." Winston Churchill I open mouth kiss my sisters
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Bob Davis]
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04/27/19 10:56 AM
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Jman
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I hate artificial sweeteners and the after taste they leave. But getting out on the water over the weekend and need something other than water.
Maybe Topo Chico and some cut limes?
I've gone and done it with the diet. I'm working on a 30lb goal and heading to Hawaii end of May so it's pretty structured. It's working OK and the biggest thing I'm learning is small meals every 2.5 to 3 hrs. It has kept me from overstuffing myself as I did previously. Nestle Splash is pretty good. Natural flavorings, 0 calories. I'm down by 16 lbs. on Nutrisystem after 2 months. 16 lbs is nothing to sneeze at - definitely, good news for you. I have to imagine after 10lbs you probably can start feeling a difference in how you feel. I'm down already 7 lbs and haven't gotten out of my first week yet. I don't see 20lbs or more being a problem by our trip end of May. I'm doing OptaVia - the food isn't very good but the program works for sure. My son's father in law has lost 60 lbs in a little over 4-5 months and if I hadn't seen him do it, I probably wouldn't have started myself. My biggest goal is to not necessarily stay on their plan but basically reset my mind and body about what I eat, when I eat. Already, I've gotten used to the program of trying to eat/fuel every 2.5-3 hrs. That in itself has helped tremendously because come lunch time or dinner I was usually so hungry I'd way overeat previously. I looked up the Splash but it has Sucralose - I'm just not a big fan of artificial sweeteners and their aftertaste. So I think tea is the ticket with a few cut lemons.
Jim Featherston
Mortgage Loan Officer - NMLS 2509901
Red Diamond Home Loans
PH 972-890-3114
Apply at: RDHLoans.com/Jim
Licensed to Serve Clients in Texas and Florida
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 11:58 AM
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Joined: Jun 2004
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Ranger Z21
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Just cut the carbs and sugar. I am down 45 lbs since mid January. Really don't need to lose anymore so more into maintain mode now. Good luck.
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 12:42 PM
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Jman
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Bob, I'm not behind the mowers anymore so it's harder. I saw your transformation and it was impressive.
Part of my journey is for me obviously but the other part is trying to set an example for my younguns - one in particular.
Jim Featherston
Mortgage Loan Officer - NMLS 2509901
Red Diamond Home Loans
PH 972-890-3114
Apply at: RDHLoans.com/Jim
Licensed to Serve Clients in Texas and Florida
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
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04/27/19 12:46 PM
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Joined: May 2002
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Bob Davis
Bunkeroid Bob
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I hate artificial sweeteners and the after taste they leave. But getting out on the water over the weekend and need something other than water.
Maybe Topo Chico and some cut limes?
I've gone and done it with the diet. I'm working on a 30lb goal and heading to Hawaii end of May so it's pretty structured. It's working OK and the biggest thing I'm learning is small meals every 2.5 to 3 hrs. It has kept me from overstuffing myself as I did previously. Nestle Splash is pretty good. Natural flavorings, 0 calories. I'm down by 16 lbs. on Nutrisystem after 2 months. 16 lbs is nothing to sneeze at - definitely, good news for you. I have to imagine after 10lbs you probably can start feeling a difference in how you feel. I'm down already 7 lbs and haven't gotten out of my first week yet. I don't see 20lbs or more being a problem by our trip end of May. I'm doing OptaVia - the food isn't very good but the program works for sure. My son's father in law has lost 60 lbs in a little over 4-5 months and if I hadn't seen him do it, I probably wouldn't have started myself. My biggest goal is to not necessarily stay on their plan but basically reset my mind and body about what I eat, when I eat. Already, I've gotten used to the program of trying to eat/fuel every 2.5-3 hrs. That in itself has helped tremendously because come lunch time or dinner I was usually so hungry I'd way overeat previously. I looked up the Splash but it has Sucralose - I'm just not a big fan of artificial sweeteners and their aftertaste. So I think tea is the ticket with a few cut lemons. Oh, didn't know about the sucralose. I agree with you 100% on the goals. Once I lose another 4 or 5 lbs. we go off the Nutri food, but we sure learned how to eat less food, feel better and eat healthier. My wife and I said 20 -25 lbs. and we'd be happy. It is easier for me than my wife to lose, and we are both olds. The food is about $650 a month for a 7 day 4 weeks worth of all food for both of us. But you still have to buy vegetables and some eggs, cheese sticks etc. Smartcarbs and power fuels. We walk every other day, but that is about it for exercise. Good luck!
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: Jman]
#13136261
04/27/19 01:51 PM
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CCTX
mapquest
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Powerade Zero, really really cold. The purple flavor is the most tolerable to my palate
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Re: Decent No Cal Sports Drink
[Re: lowew79]
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04/27/19 01:53 PM
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Posts: 16,145
KidKrappie
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Unsweet iced tea for me, all day. 
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