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culf:
but your body need sugar too? that means you don't usually take bitter stuffs nor do rigorous activities?

Congrats though, its not easy.

I remember a particular weekend when I didn't have any cash on me I begged the neighborhood store to give me a pack of Coca-Cola drink to take me for the weekend till workday before I paid for it

culf:
but your body need sugar too? that means you don't usually take bitter stuffs nor do rigorous activities?

Congrats though, its not easy.

CandyOps:
So if them ask you "what are the sources of sugar (or glucose) to the body?" you go talk mineral abi?

culf:
but your body need sugar too? that means you don't usually take bitter stuffs nor do rigorous activities?

Congrats though, its not easy.

Dozie32:
Enjoy while is last

seborrhic:
So anyone that takes 5 bottles of soft drinks a day comes down with diabetes or cancer?
Illiterate!

NovesaTillie:
Hurray
I think it's worth celebrating my one year anniversary away from taking soft drinks and any kind of Sugary drinks especially because I was so addicted to the extent of drinking 5 bottles of soft drink everyday. It started like a movie and before I knew it, one plastic bottle of soft drink couldn't satisfy me anymore.

From substituting water with soft drink especially during the lock down whenever I had my meal or felt dehydrated to just drinking it for fun and I loved it chilled.
Each time I finished drinking it there was this burst of energy and happiness that follows .
I remember a particular weekend when I didn't have any cash on me I begged the neighborhood store to give me a pack of Coca-Cola drink to take me for the weekend till workday before I paid for it.

Then towards the last quarter of the year last year, I started noticing how yellowish my urine became and it dawned on me that I needed to cut down on the intake and so my journey began. It was a tough one because I was already used to taking 5-6 pet bottles daily. But I started by reducing by 1 bottle each week and replacing it with water. By December last year I firmly decided to put an end to what had become my addiction.
Now here I am today, healthier and happier.
No matter how chilled or iced, so far it's soft drink I won't take it. Even at work, when lunch is served I always consciously change my drink for water.
Then at home, whenever the urge came I replaced it with taking fresh fruits juices and smoothies which I make myself..

kinzation:
Somebody shout
Hallelujah

hiteelong:
My number addiction for now. Like you, it's my new year resolution

culf:
but your body need sugar too? that means you don't usually take bitter stuffs nor do rigorous activities?

Congrats though, its not easy.