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Old 06-24-2011, 06:14 AM   #7
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Thank you for posting about stevia! Not only is it safe for diabetics, I've found that it seems to help keep my numbers stable.

Before being diagnosed I was drinking an average of 3 cokes a day...switched to diet coke, which certainly helps but when I instead make a pitcher of ice tea with stevia and have that instead my numbers are better than when I'm drinking the diet soda. Bizarre, since there's no sugar involved in either one...but the stevia seems to be a positive thing for me.

I didn't know about Sobe Lifewater using stevia as a sweetener...thanks for that info Nikki! That gives me a better choice to grab when we're out running around.
Just in case FYI, Cafeine raises the b/s, and soda, as much as I love my diet Pepsi is bad for the kidneys. i've been diagnosed with type 2 for 19 yrs.
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