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    Diet Pop

    Hi everyone-

    Do you think too much Diet Pop leads to water retention and weight gain? I really love Diet Pepsi but I think it is could be reeking havoc on my overall physique. I am thin (5'8 and 106 lbs) but I can't stand to look down at my stomach because it always looks like I'm about 9 months pregnant.

    Other than the pop I follow a pretty healthy meal plan, 6 small meals a day that includes lean protiens, good carbs, and efas. Do you think it's the pop or could it be something else that I'm doing wrong. I would hate to give it up (major caffine withdrawl) but I will if I have to!

    Thanks in advance for the help.

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    Well, caffiene is a diuretic, so that would cause the opposite of water retention.

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    give up my diet mt dew..........wtf are ya nuts man..
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    Try to go with just water for a week or two and see if you have any results that way . Caffine withdrawl is not that bad You'll live
    Good things come to those who WEIGHT !

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    I could handle giving up my Diet Coke, but not my coffee!

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    Coffee is Gods way of sharing the love
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    Originally posted by hurtyhair4u
    Try to go with just water for a week or two and see if you have any results that way . Caffine withdrawl is not that bad You'll live
    i go with out my diet dew for weeks at a time when dieting for a show........thats why i get crabbie, not because of pizza withdrawls,but caffine withdrawls
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    Caffine RULES for sure . I've been taking xenadrine . If mixed wuth caffine i get all jittery and that sucks . Try those fat burners with no caffine that should cure the withdrawls . Not really cure but suppliment w/o the extra sugar . BTW I love the MT.DEW . How is the diet DEW ? never had it
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    I don't think any of the boys caught your stats. There is no way that you look 9 months pregnant at 5"8 and 106lbs. I don't care what time of day it is!! Was this a mispell and you are a guy who is 160??
    Either way, I believe that anything in moderation is fine. And caffeine as far as I know has not been linked to any long-term detrimental diseases CONCLUSIVELY. So until the FDA says otherwise, I'll continue to ingest my 200 mg/ day.

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    its not the caffeine that makes you bloated its the carbonation
    Last edited by Chalcedony; 02-28-2002 at 07:28 PM.

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    Personally, I think you should NOT trust the FDA to be after your better interest. Some of the output just doesn't make sense, if you really want to be healthy.

    (Example: The FDA's allowance for mercury in fish is 75% higher than the EPA's. Go figure).

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    along those lines, you should not trust the entire government !

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    Originally posted by hurtyhair4u
    BTW I love the MT.DEW . How is the diet DEW ? never had it
    Im a Mt dew freak too, and I switched to diet a while back..it takes some getting used to, but its pretty good. Every once in a while on my cheat day Ill buy a 20 oz bottle of reg. mt dew, but I can never finish it cuz its just too sweet!

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    DIet coke junkie here, no water retention after several years of experimenting.

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    It's carbonation that makes you feel bloated.

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    I think it's funny to hear it called pop

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    same here as a diet mt. dew addict. tried the regular mt. dew and found it too sweet.

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