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    Are there any good drinks on a cut besides water?

    Anything?

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    Diet Formaldehyde might be one, but supposedly if the tastes buds taste anything sweet then they still produce an insulin spike to some degree?
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    LOL, Diet Formaldehyde, very nice Mudge!

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    Coffee and Tea. Iced or regular, both are fine!

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    There is not substitute for water that I know of!?!?

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    I cant drink water all day though, i need some substance. Would it be better to drink skim milk in small ammounts or fruit juice like apple or orange?

    Thanks mama's boy but i hate both coffee and tea.

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    Fruit juice is evil liquid while cutting, also milk will thicken the skin
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    Coffee can make the body act like your a diabetic. I think some fruit juices are acceptable, apple juice comes to mind but I better let someone else comment on that. OJ however I would guess not (but again, listen to someone else).

    There is some Crystal Light type drink that uses Stevia or something isn't there? I forget the name/brand.
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    Crystal light uses aspartame.

    Juices have concentrated sugars (fructose) so even though an apple a day on a cut is okay...the juice is going to be concentrated and not a good idea (how many apples get juiced to make 8 oz?)

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    There is some other brand someone mentioned which does not use Aspartame, I just don't recall the name, it could have been Nutrasweet though for all I know (as for the sugar substitute).
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    You could also try vegetable juices I suppose. Just stay away from carrots, tomatoes, and other sugary/starchy vegetables and watch portions. Celery juice is quite good, IMO. Mercola has some good articles on vegetable juicing I recall. (I refuse to link them, however.... LOL!)

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