1 | kid303
February 28th, 2010 at 7:11 am
Drink more water, maybe put it in a glass you can even use a straw if you want
3 | tyuuy w
i dont understand whats so hard about stoping drinking sugar sodas i mean its not that hard to only drink water i do it everyday. Did you now that in your diet you shoudnt drink fruits juices especially orange and apple ones, cuz they have alot of carbs( not kiding) and calories for fruits, but its still really healthy. so just drink water.
4 | mia
drink water whenever you can and allow yourself a glass of something sugary. have water with each meal. once you make a habit of drinking the water with each meal it’s easier. make your sugar-filled drink a treat and water your regular.
5 | Core
I used to drink soda when I was little like it was water. Now, I drink nothing but water, juices, and teas. I think soda is for children anymore.
Just remember thre are flavored waters that have a better taste and have just about the same fizz as soda.
6 | Me
When you’re at the store or supermarket, don’t buy a big pack of soda, or the big jugs. Only purchase a small amount of the little, individual cans.
Allow yourself only a set amount of soda per week- this gives you a bit of freedom, but keeps you from having too much.
When you do drink soda, take it one small sip at a time, and focus on it- no chugging or mindless drinking.
Pour yourself a glass of water and put it on your counter or table- when you’re thirsty, just drink that.
7 | justme
Here’s what you can do:
1. Start your day with a glass of water. You may have your morning cup of tea or coffee but have it after a glass of water.
2. Drink a glass of water before you start the meal.
3. Have another glass of water while you are having the meal or right after.
4. Include in your diet things that contain a lot of water like tomatoes and watermelons.
5. Stay away from sweetened bottled drinks. If you must drink sodas, then stick to diet sodas.
6. Eat fresh fruit instead of drinking fruit juice.
Happy dieting!