Is eating 30 popscicles a day a danger to my health?
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Are they sugar free?  If not, think of your teeth and your weight.  Also all that food dye isn't good either!
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Meh, eating the stuff once in a while is okay.  Once every week or two won't hurt you, as long as you live a relatively healthy lifestyle.  : )
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Hi angel!\n\nListen as a medical professional who believes in conventional and holistic medicine - don't use the pills or diet pop. I don't know your age but diet pills can cause heart problems such as arrythmias, tachychardia, etc...\n\nthe "fake" sugar in diet soda is a carcinogen (cancer causing) the harm to your body is unbelievable.\n\nbest advice: if you have to use - definitely use in moderation\n\ninstead of diet pills eat a balanced diet plenty of fresh fruits and veggies, exercise/drink lots of water as well.\n\ninstead of pop try flavoring your water with lemon/lime etc drink teas, etc...\n\ngood luck to you\nalaska friend
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normally its just random, but i'd say every 2 hours you can get quite a few pops out of them. Once a day is enough for me.
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I suggest to run, some sit-ups or crunches only eat one plate of food and don't go over board on that one plate. Maintain a stable healthy diet.
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Yogurt is good. But too much of anything is no good. I don't know for a kid - maybe 7-8 cups per day is too much? Ask a nutrition or a doctor.
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NO, DO NOT EAT POPSICLES.\n\nAs you said warm chicken broth, tea with lemon and honey, and take Sudafed. Take the kind that included sore throat.  Also, even tho it is spring, and the weather is warm, stay in bed for 24 hours, and wrap a scarf around your neck, and sleep. Do not take the non drowsy Sudafed. Take the kind that helps you sleep. Also take some NyQuil.\nSleep and warmth help best.
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There can be too much of a good thing.  You should not require any additional supplements other than your daily vitamin - especially if you have a relatively healthy diet. Extra vitamin C/E pills can acually harm you if you take too much.  \n\nYou are better off to concentrate on a healthy diet, and maintain a healthy body weight.  This will ensure you are not consuming too many calories.  Try avoiding deep fried foods or refined carbohydrates such as found in candy, deserts, and especially soft drinks.  Keep bread, rice and pasta to small portions as they contain significant amounts of sugar.\n\nSome foods may promote healthy skin if they contain antioxidants and Omega Fatty Acids.  Antioxidants can prevent inflammation, contribute to proper growth of collagen which supports the skin, and prevent accelerated aging thought to occur when antioxidant levels in the body are low.\n\nFruit is an excellent source of antioxidants in the form of polyphenols and vitamin C, which can prevent inflammation and prevent a condition known as oxidative stress.  Berries have the highest antioxidant to sugar ratio and blueberries are top of the list.  This is important because a high sugar content can "cancel out" the effects of the antioxidants. For example orange juice is very high in vitamin C (an antioxidant) and very high in sugar.  So for antioxidants you are better off with berries than you are with sweeter fruits like oranges and  pineapples.  You can still drink OJ or grapfruit juice but limit to a small "shot glass".  Apples are also a good fruit - not too sweet - and a good source of fiber.\n\nOmega fatty acids are good for your skin because they are considered to have anti-inflammatory properties. Salmon is a good source of OFAs, however there are concerns over mercury contamination -especially in salmon grown in fish farms.  So you might want to limit salmon to less than 4 times per month and supplement with walnuts which are another great source of OFAs.\n\nMany people believe that water is good for your skin and overall health, however  you do not need to drink an excessive amount.  In a 2002 American Journal of Physiology review, Heinz Valtin concludes that the average person drinks enough water by drinking only when they are thirsty.  So drink your water but there is no need to guzzle 2 Liters of water per day thats for sure.
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Your suppose to drink 64 oz of water a day.  Also exercise every day for a least a half and hour.  If you not really into that, walk.  Watch what you eat. If you have bad habbits like drinking pop.  Cut down and slowly take it out of you diet.  Try not to stress over loosing weight.  As that might make you eat more.  Loosing will take time months.  Make a plan for yourself and stick with it.  Most of all start eating healthy and at least 3 times a day.
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absolutly no junk food, pop, or sweets. You should drink lots of water and eat fruits and veggies
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I would not eat them for every meal but they are a good source of nutrition, watch the sodium content and stay away from creamy soups, those are high in fat and calories
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It's good for you if you eat salmon or flax seed oil to get omegas (there is also omega-6). I prefer salmon. Any "additive" of omegas in a product is not enough to be considered beneficial (just like those bogus claims on calcium), so that yogurt with omega-3 is just a marketing gimmick. \n\nIf you eat omegas about 3 times a week, that should be enough. It's true that too much animal products can still increase your cholesterol levels. As for the claims against taking too much, maybe look for articles on Eskimos whose diet consist mainly of salmon. They had survived for thousands of years on this type of food and it would be interesting to know if they had any complications that these research claims suggest.\n\nI hear the best advice for preventative/reduction of heart disease is cardio exercise (4-5x a week for 30 min), stress reduction, and a vegetarian diet.
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Definitely man. Eat at least one egg per day.
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You can take the B-Vites in the A.M..Most do this because that is where You are getting the energy. Just read instructions on bottle to determine how much B's are safe. Mine(Nature Made Brand) say...One caplet daily w/ a Meal (or You'll get jittery like You drank too much  coffee) . Mine has Vitamin C also. This helps Your body absorb Iron better. B-Vites are great.  They boost the Immune system.I also take Nature Made  Omega3 Fish Oil capsules. These soften brain receptor cells to improve thought processes. I take at night, so when I awake, I am refreshed and ready for the day. Get the odorless kind. The don't break down until in lower intestine so You cannot taste or burp or even smell the fishy taste You get when using the regular kind. Fish oil also helps prevent coronary heart disease, and promotes cellular regeneration!!!! 60 soft gels @ Rite-Aid are only $9.99. It may sound gross, but believe me, It helps tremendously. Also helps keep u regular...if u get My drift. I hope this helps!!!! Any vitamin in excess is as bad as anything else in excess. You are wise for asking!!!! Great Luck to You and God  Bless!!! J ~  P.S. Skip the B-12 @ 4th meal because You are getting enough W/ the complex. Too much can cause health problems! You are taking B-12 in the complex. You can also see a Dr. for Vit B shots to lose weight if heavy. My mother-in -law gets these and they give her tons of energy to burn fat. 100.00 a pop though!!!
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A normal range is generally 3 times a day to 3 times a week.\n\nA person who has a perfect and fluid system, goes about 3 times a day!  Basically, after every meal.\n\nBut once a day is the okay too\n\nFor someone who goes less often, it is not that healthy for the system, though not entirely detrimental. It means waste is staying in the system for too long of a period of time.\n\nHere's more info:\nhttp://familydoctor.org/037.xml
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Now wait a tick! \n\nThat is extremely dangerous. From a nutrition stand point its extremely dangerous, ice pops are just frozen flavoured water. Its like surviving on forzen kool-aid, no matter what your body is like there is no reason to compromise your health by using such a drastic method. \nLosing weight is a long term commitment, there are many other things you can do. Its about eating less the calories than you use in a day and to do that just make smart choices. Eat small meals and don't snack, if you do snack make sure its planned into your day and when you do snack eat a fruit or a vegetable. Go jogging to wind down from your day, put on some music and dance, anything to burn up energy. \nYou have to be smart about this and use your better judgment to figure out what methods are healthy, safe, and best for you. Remember, its about eating healthy and being active and being commited. You don't have to starve yourself with ice pops and compromise your healthl you're trying to get better not worse and obviously you're motivated enough to do it :P\n\nBe safe, ok? :D:D:):D:D:):):D:)
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You can have lots and lots of salad and veggies.  There are also some Weight Watchers shakes that are just 1 point each.  They even have Fudge Pops that are a point.  Fruit isn't that bad either.  I also found some 0 point ice pops - that's right - ZERO!  They are Edy's sugar free pops and are great.  If you like popcorn, buy the SmartPop brand.  Half of a large bag is 3 points, I believe.