I have difficulty finding sugar free drinks especially when I am holiday. I ask for diet drinks or zero sugar drinks but this does not always happen. I have been told to drink water but this does not quench my thirst,I seam to need the feel of fizz. A list of food and drink suitable for Type 2 diabetics should be easy to find in a way you do not have to pay for it. Eating and drinking the correct foods and drinks should be available in print.
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My youngest 3 grandsons wanted a soda stream machine, so they now have a commercial grade one, since Christmas.
I drink 5-8 liters water every day.
Mes 3 plus jeunes petits-fils voulaient une machine à courant de soude, ils ont donc maintenant une première année commerciale depuis Noël.
Je bois 5 à 8 litres d'eau chaque jour.
I carry packets of Crystal Light or the equivalent. I order water and add my own flavoring. Or you can get water with a slice of lemon.
when i go some ware i bring my case of soda whit me problem solve!!!😃
Finding sugar-free drinks while on holiday can be challenging, but here are some tips to help you manage:
- Check Labels: Always read the labels on beverages to check for carbohydrate content and sugar substitutes like xylitol or sorbitol
- Opt for Water: Water is always a safe choice. You can add a slice of lemon or lime Show Full Answer
Surgar free crap is harming u and ur body. Buy a juicer and juice veggies and berries. Stick with lemon water .