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Stephanie Driver shows how to cut calories in drinks

Stephanie Driver shows how to cut calories in drinks
Average rating: 3 out of 5 star rating

Learn to drink tea and coffee without sugar. Two teaspoons of sugar in six cups of tea or coffee a day adds up to 800 calories. Cut them out for a week, and you could drop two and a half pounds. Cut out fizzy drinks, and you'll lose even more.
Stephanie Driver, Naturopath

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