Step 1: Slowly stop drinking soda
Each week you want to drink less & less soda until you stop completely and the best way to do this is to...
Start off the first week drinking 1/4 or a quarter less sodas than you do now - so for example...
If you're drinking 10 sodas now... You would drink 7 sodas the first week... 5 sodas the 2nd week and so on until you're not drinking any sodas at all and by the way...
When I say "sodas"... I'm talking about 20 oz. cans of soda so... If you drink 2 or 3 liters of soda a week - just remember about three 20 oz. cans of soda equal 1 liter of soda.
Use the calculator below to figure out how many sodas you need to drink each week to eventually stop drinking soda completely...
The reason why you don't start off NOT drinking any soda at all is because... It's going to be real hard to do so and... You'll suffer painful caffeine withdrawal headaches if you do so and...
Cutting back little by little every week will keep the headaches from coming but eventually... You're going to have to detoxify your body and flush out all the toxins causing your withdrawal headaches.
Step 2: KILL your cravings for soda
When you're to the point where you're only drinking about 3 cans of soda a week you want to start detoxifying your body by...
Eating like this not only flushes the toxins out of your body but it also help kill the sugar cravings you have for soda and other fattening foods and guess what...
That's how I personally stopped drinking soda and this method may not be scientifically tested or researched but it worked wonders for me.
and show your friends how to stop drinking soda
Chris,
Yes - it's bad!
Look at fast weight loss tip #29 here to see why
Adrian Bryant | 05.28.09 - 4:11 pm
Hi pretty good information here, ok i am trying to lose some weight i used to drink lots of coca cola but not anymore, but what i do have like around lunch time with my meal is 1 Zero coca cola only 1 a day is this still bad? thank you
Chris
Chris K. | 05.27.09 - 4:08 pm
Christelle
Look at fast weight loss tip #29 here to see why
Adrian Bryant | 05.26.09 - 10:11 pm
Hey Adrian,
If Diet Sodas dont have real sugar in them, why are they bad for you?
Christelle | 05.26.09 - 12:03 pm
Uhh, well, I eat really healthy meals but I think my portions are a bit off... but now I have increased my exercise according to your plans and stopped drinking my soda again...![]()
Laura |
02.15.09 - 12:21 am
Laura,
Other than NOT drinking soda - what else have you tried to lose weight?
See NowLoss.com to see how to lose weight
ADRIAN BRYANT |
02.14.09 - 10:35 pm
Hey!
I'm 16 and trying to lose about 5-6kgs.. I've had soda (or fizzy drinks as we call them here) since i was about three and last year i completely stopped drinking them and nothing changed.. i've started drinking them again and still nothing happened.. i find that really weird..
why do you think this is?
also, i have a friend that's really quite thin and she drinks sodas like there's no tomorrow!
i'm so confused!
Laura |
02.13.09 - 7:44 pm
Amanda,
I don't think it's BAD for you overall but you may want to limit it if you're trying to lose weight
Katya,
Yes it is - Look at fast weight loss tip #29 to see why
debra terry,
One can a day is a good start for the first week but don't get down on yourself if you drink more than that your first week but make sure that later on down the line that each week you're drinking less & less and as always...
Read 17 ways to curb cravings to also help you stop drinking soda
Terry,
Reading this will help stop your cravings for soda and you should do the plan on this page to stop drinking soda so basically...
Each week you should drink 1 less soda a day and by the 4th or 5th week you should be able to quit sodas and...
start exercising so you can start craving more water over soda
Nilo,
Reading this may help end your addiction to soda and you should do the plan on this page to stop drinking soda plus...
start on an exercise plan to lose weight - Exercise will make you crave for water instead of soda.
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