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I don't drink Soda either (unless it's a cocktail), but hey that's just me.
Talk about a nasty hangover. Sweet alcohol drinks are the worst. Once I switched to alcohol with club soda was hangovers were a breeze (not that I drank that much anyway). Get rid of the soda in your cocktails and you'll see.
Talk about a nasty hangover. Sweet alcohol drinks are the worst. Once I switched to alcohol with club soda was hangovers were a breeze (not that I drank that much anyway). Get rid of the soda in your cocktails and you'll see.
It ain't the damn sweet tea. Seriously, the rates more so have to do with the lack of exercise, as people in southern states rely more on their cars, equal less walking, equal less exercise, equal more prone to preventable diseases like diabetes.
It ain't the damn sweet tea. Seriously, the rates more so have to do with the lack of exercise, as people in southern states rely more on their cars, equal less walking, equal less exercise, equal more prone to preventable diseases like diabetes.
This is untrue. Diabetes is mostly a nutritional issue. Walking does little to regulate blood sugar.
Source:I own an exercise equipment company and a fitness studio. And I still know exercise is 20% of the solution to this.
Sweet tea is gross. The question should be "why do southerners drink it so much"? Ice cold, unsweetened tea is the way to go. I want to taste the leaves, not sugar.
Southerners are serious about their sweet tea. When you consider that its tea and sugar, the battles over whose is better is comical.
For me, its way too sweet.
I liken it to the idea of loving peanut butter. Most people would not like all natural, no sugar added peanut butter, so, its not the peanuts that they like, its the SUGAR, aka "legal crack".
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. Seriously, the rates more so have to do with the lack of exercise, as people in southern states rely more on their cars, equal less walking, equal less exercise, equal more prone to preventable diseases like diabetes
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