A small correction is necessary here, Jennifer… Alcohol does not turn into sugar. The calories from alcohol are stored as fat. The fact that your body is clearing a toxin means that the priority is to metabolize alcohol into fat. This suspends other things like burning body fat for energy. And that’s what makes you gain weight.

That’s really wonderful news, Andrew! We love companies who are committed to transparency and truth. Keep up the great work. (:

Hi Mary, a quick search lead me to Seagram’s site where I took a look at their Nutritional Information. For their Grape Gin, it’s about 4g carbs per serving. For Peach Gin, it’s 3g carbs per serving. I hope that helps! Cheers!

Yes, Captain Morgan and other rums have 0 carbs so they are good choices if you are watching your weight but still want to enjoy a drink here and there. (:

Dear Toni, your doctor is the best person to consult with concerning your dietary needs. I wish you well!

The mixers look good to me, Jennifer! 3 drinks x 2 days may be enough to stall most women on their weight loss journey. But if you must have a drink… (:

LOL, that’s some practical advice there, Frankie. Thanks!

If you want to ‘get lit’ still and are watching carbs, sugar etc….vodka/club soda is your go to drink (say vodka-soda, you’ll get it lol) I am a bit of a drinker myself (have cut back A LOT) and have lost 20-30lbs of bad weight while doing an exercise regime to burn fat, build muscle. Still a young guy I like to party etc. 26. Love my beer, just limit trying my heavy craft beers to once-twice a week, keeps the gut off. And don’t drink beer to get a significant buzz. Lol

If you have your shit together, drink some gin or vodka martinis, straight shots with a low calorie chaser etc. And be careful doing all of the above. Lol

Mixed with vodka and only two days a week
3 drink maximum a day