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Everyone is going light these days.
Take a look around you, and you’ll understand why. When you’re watching your calories, you want every calorie to count.
For example, Gatorade G2 is 25 calories per 8 ounce serving (~250 ml) which is about half the calories compared to the regular Gatorade.
With the popularity of low-cal sports drinks, it’s no surprise CherryPharm came out with a low calorie drink. Note, however, they do not promote Cherrypharm as a sports drink.
Introducing CherryPharm Natural Light
Tart cherries is being touted as the next health antioxidant food. (Forget the acai berry)
There’s still 40 tart cherries into every bottle of CherryPharm Natural Light, so you get a powerful antioxidant boost from CherryPharm as you would expect, but with only 90 calories! That’s nearly 30% fewer calories than the regular brand.
How do they do it?
They’ve added a dash of stevia, the naturally sweet and zero-calorie herb that you can grow in your own garden. Since stevia is not metabolized by the body, it can be enjoyed by diabetics, people trying to shed a few pounds, and others who want to reduce their sugar intake.
(Speaking of substances non-metabolized by the body, I’ll discuss the whole net Carbs discussion on another article)
CherryPharm Natural Light makes a deliciously nutritious snack for when every calorie matters. And, you won’t have to sacrifice the great homemade cherry pie taste of CherryPharm you crave.
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I have been drinking the cherry juice for my muscles for the past few years but my doctor recently told me about the tart cherry capsules because my blood sugar was spiking. I switched over and they work wonders. She recommended the Fruit Advantage tart cherry capsules and I have to say they don’t spike my blood sugar as the juice did and work just as good.