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    Diet Snapple - While on Cycle?

    This is my only treat I get drinking wise, other then that its water only.

    Anyone drink diet snapple while on cycling?

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    I still drink a diet pop every now and then, i prefer zevia now. Everyone on this forum should try it. I don’t know what sweetener is in diet snapple, but a lot of artificial sugars still trigger the same insulin response as real sugar or carbs do. I personally think that if your macros are on point and your in a deficit, have at it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clove1234 View Post
    I still drink a diet pop every now and then, i prefer zevia now. Everyone on this forum should try it. I don’t know what sweetener is in diet snapple, but a lot of artificial sugars still trigger the same insulin response as real sugar or carbs do. I personally think that if your macros are on point and your in a deficit, have at it.
    Sucralose and ace K

    Ace K is freaking brain damage in a bottle

    Zevia I like, I love zevia

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    Zevia is the shit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clove1234 View Post
    a lot of artificial sugars still trigger the same insulin response as real sugar or carbs do.
    This is not correct. They have tried to show an insulin response to sweeteners forever and still is coming up short. Artificial sweeteners, generally speaking, is Ok to consume.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tarmyg View Post
    This is not correct. They have tried to show an insulin response to sweeteners forever and still is coming up short. Artificial sweeteners, generally speaking, is Ok to consume.

    Take a BGL reading fasted
    Then eat or consume at least 2 packets if Splenda, equal, sweet n low, or a diet Coke

    Take BGL reading 45 minutes later

    Then tell me there is no insulin response it blood sugar change.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1moreset024 View Post
    Take a BGL reading fasted
    Then eat or consume at least 2 packets if Splenda, equal, sweet n low, or a diet Coke

    Take BGL reading 45 minutes later

    Then tell me there is no insulin response it blood sugar change.
    Stevia sure, as it's not a non calorie sweetner. Show me readings of aspartame. I will, naturally, try this myself.

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    Stevia causes in my case, (non diabetic, just curious BGL checking) a 25± point rise in BGL (I tested fasting and ate 3 grams of truvia brand) about 40 minutes after eating it

    Splenda (sucralose ) caused a similar spike, but it took about 75 minutes

    My average resting fasted bgl is 73 to 80

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    nothing wrong with a spike in insulin with no calories present , especially for fat loss. I purposely take exogenous insulin (with no carbs) prior to a cardio session to illicit better fat mobilization . its not like insulin spikes magically cause fat gain, doesn't work that way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tarmyg View Post
    This is not correct. They have tried to show an insulin response to sweeteners forever and still is coming up short. Artificial sweeteners, generally speaking, is Ok to consume.
    Any evidence to back this up? Ive done studies at school with blood work to back up that statement.

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    Zevia is the best. Also i have seen first hand that it can overtime increase insulin sensitivity in some people. Pretty crazy. And yes, insulin spikes are not a bad thing depending on goals, macros, etc. at least it shows you aren’t insulin resistant which most likely means you are not healthy

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