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3-11-2009 @3:22PM Hillary said... This is interesting news because I believed that I was gaining weight from vitamin water. Sure it had nutrition, but I would drink the stuff like water and definitely saw a difference. Since noticing, I've given up all sugary drinks.
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3-11-2009 @9:35PM Michael Collins said... If your looking to shed your net daily intake of calories juices and sodas are the first thing that should be cut. An 8 oz class of juice or soda will contain as many carbohydrates and sugars as a portioned well balance meal which consist of vegetables, meat, and a small amount of brown rice. If you desire taste and fell that water is bland try mixing "propel" powder or another low card low calorie vitamin enriched sports powder in ordinary water. This will add taste without the calories or carbohydrates. If you want to be super healthy try drinking alkaline water: http://www.bawellwaterionizers.com/
mixed with the sports powder. By cutting out juices and sodas from your diet you can effectively reduce more than 50% of your daily caloric intake.
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3-12-2009 @5:49PM Fra said... Is this true? a low cal version?! When is it out - this it the first i've heard about it - and can't find any more information anywhere!
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3-13-2009 @2:36PM 10calandgreattaste said... yes this is true....check it out at
www.vitaminwater10.com
10 calories (per serviing) great tasting, all natural and packed with vitamins, nutrients and electrolytes
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5-15-2009 @2:46PM John Cedole said... Water is incredibly healthy for your body and as long as you're not getting too overloaded with sugar through some of the more 'soft-drinky' vitamin waters, i think you can always benefit from drinking water, even if its vitamin water.
there is a great site at http://FlavoredWater.net that has lots of "Water and Your Health" type of information such as:
# Water lubricates joints and protects organs
# Water is vital for the efficiency of the immune system
# Water helps reduce stress, anxiety and depression
# Water helps keep skin cells hydrated giving the skin a more youthful appearance
# Water helps maintain healthy body weight by increasing the metabolism
# Water aids in the digestive process and prevents constipation
# Water helps transport energy (sodium & potassium) to the neurotransmitters in the brain
# Water helps curb addictive urges for some addictive substances like tobacco, caffeine and alcohol
# Water prevents the clogging of arteries in the heart and brain
# Water is a solvent that regulates all the functions of the body
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