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Re: Try other natural sweeteners. new
      #307238 - 05/14/07 03:35 PM
EmilyM

Reged: 05/13/07
Posts: 53
Loc: Chicago, IL

That does make sense...where do you buy it? Do you have to order it online? I looked at whole foods today but didn't see it.

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Re: Try other natural sweeteners. new
      #307240 - 05/14/07 03:39 PM
Gracie

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You can get it at a health food store.


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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307241 - 05/14/07 03:41 PM
Gracie

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I think decaf black teas still contain tannins which are bad for IBS.


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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307259 - 05/14/07 06:41 PM
meimei

Reged: 12/02/06
Posts: 173
Loc: Chicago

Hello,
Recently I have been on a kick of pure water with a splash of cranberry-grape or cranberry-cherry juice in it. I LOVE diet Coke, especially from McDonalds or any ff restaurant, but it is not too kind on the tum! Plain water is, well, just that...plain. The little bit of added juice to it gives it just enough flavor, and it goes down smoothly, especially when it is not very cold. I use two oz. of juice to about 16 oz. of water.
MeiMei

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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307260 - 05/14/07 06:42 PM
meimei

Reged: 12/02/06
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Loc: Chicago

Splenda makes me feel like I have a balloon in my tummy!

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Re: Try other natural sweeteners. new
      #307261 - 05/14/07 06:44 PM
kim123

Reged: 07/18/06
Posts: 543
Loc: Florida

I have also found it at my Super Wal-Mart store, at a much cheaper price

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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307308 - 05/15/07 07:57 AM
AstroChick

Reged: 12/30/03
Posts: 1023
Loc: Chicago, IL, USA

Tannins can be a bit tough for some people, but it's no more an IBS trigger than oatmeal or nuts. (That is, it's not perfectly safe, but most people can handle it.) If you feel fine with decaf black tea, keep drinking it!

My current herbal tea of choice is Celestial Seasonings Black Cherry Berry. You don't even need to brew it in hot water - just a teabag dropped into a glass of cold water gives you a nice sweet mild fruit drink.

--AC

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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307309 - 05/15/07 07:59 AM
AstroChick

Reged: 12/30/03
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Loc: Chicago, IL, USA

Splenda, especially in cold foods, gives everyone I know a case of the farts. It's not as evil as the sugar alcohols, but if I hear my husband farting, I know to ask "something with Splenda today?"

--AC


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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307362 - 05/15/07 05:05 PM
Gracie

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Thanks for clearing that up.

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Re: splenda and carbonated drinks new
      #307363 - 05/15/07 05:07 PM
EmilyM

Reged: 05/13/07
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Loc: Chicago, IL

This is so strange - I never associated Splenda with any GI side effects. I'm still unsure if on balance it's better for me because of my insulin resistance, but when I eventually make a doctor's appointment I'll have to remember to ask about that.

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