Regular Pop and daytime sleeping
Regular Pop and daytime sleeping
If I have some Coca Cola Classic, I have less chance of falling asleep at work. If I have just diet pop or just water, I have a better chance of falling asleep at work.
Anybody else experience this?
Anybody else experience this?
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djv1255,
It's the amount of sugar and caffeine that you are getting for the Coke. Give a kid some candy before bed and watch them bounce off the walls (or take my word for it). My choice has been coffee, which many years ago gave me a nice jolt in the morning, now it just prevents me from getting tired early. I have started drinking as much water as possible during the day, regardless of the coffee. I would suggest you drink as much water as you can, you'll start feeling better just from having your body properly hydrated, not to mention the cleansing effect is has.
Best of Luck
It's the amount of sugar and caffeine that you are getting for the Coke. Give a kid some candy before bed and watch them bounce off the walls (or take my word for it). My choice has been coffee, which many years ago gave me a nice jolt in the morning, now it just prevents me from getting tired early. I have started drinking as much water as possible during the day, regardless of the coffee. I would suggest you drink as much water as you can, you'll start feeling better just from having your body properly hydrated, not to mention the cleansing effect is has.
Best of Luck
Re: Regular Pop and daytime sleeping
Hmmmmm....CPOP???djv1255 wrote:If I have some Coca Cola Classic, I have less chance of falling asleep at work.
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They use corn sweeteners now for soft drinks and most other products. Its much cheaper than sugar. Maximizing profits.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/index.php?newsid=6883
Me , I drink only water ( about a gallon a day) and brewed tea. No sweetener.
Cheers,
Chris
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/index.php?newsid=6883
Me , I drink only water ( about a gallon a day) and brewed tea. No sweetener.
Cheers,
Chris
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water & tea!
me to wade, i drink gallons of water, & always have a bottle of natural mineral water with me, where ever i go. and tea, love the stuff, but my dr as told me to cut it out with meals, as my iron is very low, & apparently it affects it. im not happy about that one at all jean
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Hi Jean,
I love water and tea also. Especially when I can get the loose leave stuff. I made the comment because I can just picture Chris and his chickens drinking water by the gallon. Chickens are not coordinated enough to drink tea though.
I love water and tea also. Especially when I can get the loose leave stuff. I made the comment because I can just picture Chris and his chickens drinking water by the gallon. Chickens are not coordinated enough to drink tea though.
Sincerely,
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When I went to the Dr. for my sleep apnea she found out that I have diabetes and had to quit drinking regular soda. I had about four regular sodas a day and she said that would be equivilant to gaining about 10 lbs. a year. I started drinking Diet Rite, which is sugar free (sweetened with Splenda), sodium free (to go with my high blood pressure) and caffine free. Sounds blah but the flavors are different and taste good. Still need coffee.