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Old 12-17-2015, 03:31 AM #1
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Default Diet Coke
Has anyone found diet coke to actively hinder or slow down their recovery?

I love it and I'm probly addicted to it but its got aspartame and a bit of caffeine which is supposedly not good for a recovering brain. I don't feel my symptoms change when I drink it but I dont want to consume anything that is even possibly slowing down my recovery. Would love to hear if anyone else has any experience with diet sodas.

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