Been drinking about 1 packet of crystal light per day to stop cravings for sweets.
I'm concerned with:
1- effecting my gains (dropping BF + gaining muscle) negatively
2- overall health (worried about all these chemicals in it)
Anyone know of any other good alternatives? Tea doesn't have enough flavor for me. Diet sodas give me headaches.
INGREDIENTS:
Crystal Light Natural Lemonade.
Citric Acid: an organic acid that comes from citrus fruits. It acts as a natural preservative and is also used to make foods and beverages taste sour.
Potassium Citrate & Sodium Citrate: mineral salts used as flavor enhancers. Potassium citrate is found naturally in many foods such as bananas, citrus fruits, melons, tomatoes, apricots, some fish, green leafy vegetables, whole-grains, and legumes.
Aspartame: Non-nutritive sweetener or sugar substitute, found in a multitude of sugar-free foods. Although aspartame was once controversial, its safety has been affirmed by the FDA 26 times in the past 23 years.
Magnesium Oxide: Anti-caking agent. Some foods tend to coagulate (clump together), and anti-caking agents prevent this.
Lemon Juice Solids: solids extracted from lemons and then turned into a powder.
Acesulfame Potassium: Non-nutritive sweetener.
Soy Lecithin: An emulsifier (keeps ingredients from separating).
Artificial Color: Coloring not found in nature--it's produced in a lab.
Yellow 5: Synthetically produced (man-made) coloring agent used to make foods more visually appealing (offsets color loss from exposure to light, air, temperature extremes, or moisture, or enhance naturally-occurring colors, or provide color to "colorless" foods).
BHA (Butylated hydroxyanisole): An antioxidant that acts as a preservative (preserving odor, color, and flavor).
I'm concerned with:
1- effecting my gains (dropping BF + gaining muscle) negatively
2- overall health (worried about all these chemicals in it)
Anyone know of any other good alternatives? Tea doesn't have enough flavor for me. Diet sodas give me headaches.
INGREDIENTS:
Crystal Light Natural Lemonade.
Citric Acid: an organic acid that comes from citrus fruits. It acts as a natural preservative and is also used to make foods and beverages taste sour.
Potassium Citrate & Sodium Citrate: mineral salts used as flavor enhancers. Potassium citrate is found naturally in many foods such as bananas, citrus fruits, melons, tomatoes, apricots, some fish, green leafy vegetables, whole-grains, and legumes.
Aspartame: Non-nutritive sweetener or sugar substitute, found in a multitude of sugar-free foods. Although aspartame was once controversial, its safety has been affirmed by the FDA 26 times in the past 23 years.
Magnesium Oxide: Anti-caking agent. Some foods tend to coagulate (clump together), and anti-caking agents prevent this.
Lemon Juice Solids: solids extracted from lemons and then turned into a powder.
Acesulfame Potassium: Non-nutritive sweetener.
Soy Lecithin: An emulsifier (keeps ingredients from separating).
Artificial Color: Coloring not found in nature--it's produced in a lab.
Yellow 5: Synthetically produced (man-made) coloring agent used to make foods more visually appealing (offsets color loss from exposure to light, air, temperature extremes, or moisture, or enhance naturally-occurring colors, or provide color to "colorless" foods).
BHA (Butylated hydroxyanisole): An antioxidant that acts as a preservative (preserving odor, color, and flavor).















































































