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The Drinks Survival Guide
The Drinks Survival Guide
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Some of the most sugar-heavy calories in your day come from a glass, not a plate, and your body barely registers them.
A large flavoured latte, a "healthy" bottled juice, a sports drink after a walk, a couple of glasses of wine at dinner. Drinks add sugar, calories and caffeine without making you feel full, and the marketing on the bottle rarely tells you the full story. The Drinks Survival Guide walks you through everything you drink in a day and shows you what's really in the glass, so you can keep the drinks you love and drop the ones that work against you.
No diets, no banned drinks, no guilt. Just clear, practical, evidence-based guidance you can use today.
What you'll learn
- Why liquid calories slip past your appetite, and why that matters
- How to read any drink label in about 10 seconds
- How a coffee goes from health drink to dessert, and how to order a better one
- The honest truth about diet drinks, zero-sugar options and sweeteners
- Why juice, smoothies, sports drinks and "vitamin" waters often aren't what they seem
- How to choose between dairy milk and plant milks
- A straightforward look at alcohol, hydration as you age, and how drinks interact with common medications
Inside the book
- Part I: Why Your Glass Is the Problem (and the Fix). How your body handles drinks, reading a label fast, and what's really in the glass.
- Part II: Drink by Drink. Water, coffee, tea, soda, diet and zero drinks, juice, smoothies, sports, energy and "vitamin" waters, milk and plant milks.
- Part III: The Grown-Up Chapters and the Plan. Alcohol, staying hydrated when thirst fades, drinks and your medications, and your whole day in glasses.
Details
- 112 pages · 16 chapters
- Full colour, with photography throughout
- Practical checklists and simple swaps in every chapter
- Instant digital download (PDF), readable on phone, tablet or computer, and easy to print
Who it's for Anyone who wants to feel better without overhauling their life. That includes coffee lovers, parents, older adults thinking about hydration and medications, and anyone who suspects their drinks are doing more damage than their food.
Book 2 of the Dishclosure Eat Well series This is the second of three short, practical guides: The Supermarket Survival Guide, The Drinks Survival Guide and The Restaurant Survival Guide.
Rethink your drink. Feel the difference.
This book is for general education only and is not medical advice. If you take medication or have a health condition, please talk to your doctor or pharmacist before changing what you drink.
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