Stevia and Truvia
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Ossie-Sharon 5 years ago | Hi, Sandra. Honey is fine, especially if it is pure honey (vs. doctored with sugar syrup). However, be careful not to overdo, because it can still add up – a teaspoon or so is nothing to worry about if you aren’t a diabetic. |
Sandra Schaeffer 5 years ago | Can I use honey in my hot tea? |
DixiesMom 5 years ago | Thank you very much for the information for Red Water. I really appreciate it. DixiesMom |
Ossie-Sharon 5 years ago | Hi, ricklucas. There are various different recipes for red water, but the classic is as follows: |
ricklucas 5 years ago | Hi,I am new to this, and would like to know the correct combination of cranberry juice ( I assume sugar free), apple cider vinegar and h2o. Also is stevia and truvia the only acceptable sweeteners. Thanks, rick |
Ossie-Sharon 5 years ago | Hi, Dixiesmom. Red water is diluted cranberry juice enhanced with apple cider vinegar. It is used to flush the body while providing beneficial natural chemicals. |
DixiesMom 5 years ago | Hi, I am Dixie’s Mom, Earlier today I received an e-mail about water being bad for you and you should drink “Red Water”> I could not get information about what Red Water is. I said it was from Trim Down Club but I cannot find it on the club site. What is it? |
Ossie-Sharon 6 years ago | Hi, annamariefedorow. Stevia is favored by this program, and Truvia appears to be fine as a source. |
annamariefedorow@gmail.com 6 years ago | Hi there, Can we use stevia or truvia? |
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