Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Mom2legomaniacs Posted May 24, Jenny in Atl Posted May 24, I think I just might get into the tub with them in that kind of heat! Crissy Posted May 24, Oh, my goodness, Kate! That sort of heat would drive anyone to a popcicle addiction. Wishing you cooler days! Jenny, it's not very nice to taunt me in that manner, lol.. Tracy in Ky Posted May 24, I understand! Tracey in TX Posted May 24, Join the conversation You can post now and register later.
Refreshing popsicles and other frozen novelties can be especially satisfying during the summer months, providing some sweet relief during the hottest days of the year. While these treats can occasionally run a little high in extra fat and sugar, many may be healthier for you than you think. Popsicles are great for teething babies with inflamed gums. Reminisce about your childhood with classic flavors like orange, cherry, and grape, or suck on tropical flavors like pineapple and fruit punch.
Sadly, no. Most popsicles are loaded with sugar and are not appropriate for a keto diet. Even sugar-free popsicles most often contain ingredients that are not keto-friendly like maltodextrin corn , and many actually contain quite a few carbs.
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Sign in to follow this Followers Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Lucky2Lose Posted January 26, edited. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. FindingCarrie Eric Rosenbaum is a pain management physician in New York. He says pagophagia — the obsessive need to chew on ice - can be a sign of low iron in the blood, also called anemia. One case study mentioned in the article was Susan, a year-old lawyer from New York who eats 12 popsicles a day. Treatment with iron supplements corrected the problem.
Also, taking vitamin C helps with the absorption of iron, and Rosenbaum advises that people who struggle with pagophagia have their thyroid gland checked, since a desire for cold can be a sign of an overactive thyroid.
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