This content was fun to create: Drink This/Not That Starbucks Holiday Coffee! Oh yes, this is one of my favorite topics to discuss!
If you love Starbucks, but don’t love all of the calories and sugar in their holiday beverages, be sure to watch my most recent YouTube video and save this blog post for later to reference. It’ll be helpful when you are debating a Drink This/Not That Starbucks Holiday Coffee situation!
Drink This/Not That Starbucks Holiday Coffee Edition
Pumpkin Spice Latte > Pumpkin Spice Cappuccino OR Pumpkin Spice Misto
Ask for a cappuccino or misto with two pumps of pumpkin spice syrup. The foam in a cappuccino has less calories than the whipped cream + two pumps of syrup are less than the usual four in the latte.
Caramel Brulee Latte > Iced or hot americano with two pumps of Caramel Brulee syrup
Ask for a grande Americano with one or two pumps of Caramel Brulee syrup. You can leave it black and then take it to the milk bar and add just a splash of cream or milk, or at the bar ask the barista to do it.
If you want to make it fancy, ask for some foam on top, and a barista will often do that.
Iced Sugar Cookie Latte > Iced Sugar Cookie Latte w/ half syrup and no cream
This one is right off the menu; if you’re getting a grande, it’s 140 calories. If you want to make it really low-calorie, you can ask for it to be made with half the amount of syrup or one pump of syrup. Ask for it black and then go to the milk bar and just add a little splash of half and half.
Peppermint Mocha > Americano w/ one pump of mocha + one pump of peppermint syrup
You can ask for it without whipped cream, or you could ask for light whipped cream. Another option is to ask for the foam; ask for steamed milk with a little foam. You could also add the holiday sprinkles on top or some cocoa powder.
Be sure to share this Drink This/Not That Starbucks Holiday Coffee post (and video) with your friends and family because everyone wants to know what to drink at Starbucks that’s not going to be a calorie bomb!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should You Try African Mango Extract?
Mangoes have many health benefits. Mangoes are high in vitamin C, fiber and potassium. In addition, they contain antioxidants that help protect against free radicals that cause cancer. These health benefits make them an excellent choice to improve your overall health.
Mangoes are delicious and have another benefit. These mangoes are easy to include in any meal.
Fresh mango slices could be added to yogurt, smoothies and oatmeal. For ice cream sundaes, you can use frozen mango cubes. You can also use dried mango powder as an alternative to sugar in baking cookies.
Add mango extract to your favorite dishes to enjoy all of these wonderful benefits.
Mango extract is actually made from mango seeds, which many people don't know. This means it has the same nutrients as whole mangos but without the sweetness.
Is African Mango Extract Caffeine-Free?
An average person's caffeine intake was measured. The results were surprising.
A cup of coffee has around 100mg of caffeine while a small glass cola contains about 40mg. What if you could drink caffeine with no calories?
This is the place where African mango extract comes in. It offers the same energy boost of caffeine without any added sugar or calories.
African mango extract can also help increase focus and concentration as well as improve brain function.
Do natural appetite suppressants work?
Reduce your food intake is the best way of naturally losing weight. This means reducing calories and avoiding foods high in fat or sugar.
It is important to exercise regularly in order to lose weight quickly. You will burn calories from the many delicious meals you eat each day.
You might want to try one of our natural appetite suppressants if you don't seem to be losing weight despite following all these tips.
These drinks contain powerful ingredients like bitter melon and green tea, ginger, and ginseng. All of these ingredients have been clinically proven effective in reducing hunger pangs.
What is African Mango Extract?
It has high levels vitamin C, which improves immunity. It is great for people who have the flu or are at risk of getting sick.
The antioxidants found in African mango extract help to reduce free radicals. This reduces the risk of heart disease and cancer.
Vitamins A, B6, and C are also found in African mango. These vitamins support hair growth and healthy skin.
African Mango active components provide a great supplement that will keep it looking young and feeling great.
Statistics
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- In a total of 54 randomized controlled trials in healthy adults with overweight or obesity, the authors found no difference in weight or body fat percentage between the Garcinia Cambogia group and the placebo group (3Trusted Source (healthline.com)
- A 2003 meta-analysis of studies found that people taking orlistat for 12 months in combination with lifestyle changes saw a 2.9% greater weight reduction than the placebo group (26Trusted Source (healthline.com)
- After 10 weeks, the CQ-only group experienced an 8.8% decrease in body weight, and the CQ and AME group an 11.8% decrease, on average. (healthline.com)
- According to another review from 2012, CLA may make you lose about 1.5 pounds (0.7 kg) compared with a placebo. (healthline.com)
External Links
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- A novel herbal formulation for weight control: efficacy and tolerance - Stern (2013) - Obesity Wiley Online Library
- Body Composition and Hormonal Adaptations Associated with Forskolin Consumption in Overweight and Obese Men - Godard - 2005 - Obesity Research - Wiley Online Library
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- IGOB131 is a novel, seed extract of West African plant Irvingia gabonensis. It significantly reduces bodyweight and improves metabolic factors in overweight people. This was in a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled study - PMC
- A case report of renal failure that was linked to African mango consumption.
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- Ephedra - Office of Dietary Supplements
- Health Professional Fact Sheet: Dietary Supplements to Weight Loss
How To
African mango extract has potential benefits
African Mango extracts have been used for centuries to treat a variety of health conditions, including cancer. These extracts have been used since ancient Egypt to heal wounds, treat diabetes and stop bleeding.
Modern science has shown that African mango extracts have certain compounds like Tannins and flavonoids, Vitamin C and Vitamin C polyphenols, carotenoids and tannin. These compounds can help reduce blood clot, fight free radicals and improve liver functions.
- Cancer treatment. Around 50% of all cases of cancer worldwide are caused or exacerbated by environmental factors. Therefore, it is essential to find ways to prevent cancer. Numerous studies have demonstrated that antioxidants found in fruits like blueberries, tomatoes, bananas, oranges and peas can prevent cancer.
- Antioxidants neutralize harmful substances called "freeradicals," which can cause damage to cells and genetic mutations. Research shows that African mango extracts can slow down, or even reverse, the growth of cancerous cells in mice. One study showed that an African mango extract helped stop the growth of human colon tumor cells in vitro (cells grown in laboratory dishes). Another study indicated that African Mango Extract inhibited the growth of prostate carcinoma cells in vivo (in living animal models) by slowing their metabolism. These results suggest that this product may be able to treat certain types of cancer.
- Prevention of cancer. The National Institutes of Health published a recent animal study that showed African mango extracts could prevent breast cancer development. The active ingredients found in African mangoes are believed to block the production of estrogen, which is known to increase breast cancer risk.
- Inflammation Reduction. White blood cells produce chemicals that attack foreign tissues, which causes inflammation. Inflammation is caused by infection, injury, irritation, and other factors. Chronic inflammation can lead some diseases, like asthma and arthritis. Research has shown that African mango extracts may reduce inflammation and the severity of many conditions.
- Improve Liver Function. The liver is an essential organ in our bodies. It regulates digestion, detoxification, protein synthesis, and more. A healthy liver is also important for other internal processes such as water balances, sugar levels, red blood cell counts, and water level. Research has shown that African mango extracts can help to regenerate liver cells damaged by drugs or toxins. People who consume large amounts African mango juice report feeling less tired after eating.
- Blood Pressure Lowering. According to the American Heart Association, adults should aim for a normal blood pressure reading of 120/80 to 140/90mmHg. High blood pressure can damage arteries and increase the risk of stroke and heart attack. Scientists at the University of California-Davis studied the effect of African mango extracts on high blood pressure in rats. Their research showed that African mango extracts significantly lower blood pressure.
- Bone Building Vitamin D3 and calcium are both nutrients found in African mangoes that can promote bone growth. A double-blind placebo-controlled trial conducted at the University of Alabama School of Medicine showed that supplementation with 500 mg of vitamin D3 and 2 grams of calcium daily, and 3 grams of potassium citrate significantly improved bone mineral density. The amount of potassium citrate required was equivalent in daily consumption to 10 ounces freshly squeezed African mango juice.
- Other benefits African mango extract improves skin health by increasing blood circulation to the skin's surface. It increases collagen production, which makes the skin appear younger and smoother. African mango promotes hair health and prevents premature graying. It can also promote fat metabolism which helps in weight loss.
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