Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng Review

I am a strong proponent of only drinking water. Juice is a no-no and soda is an absolute sin. Want to lose weight and be healthy? Then don’t consume any liquid besides water, Period, no if’s and or buts. Stop being a pansy and accept the fact that water is Nature’s most perfect beverage. After water whole fruits are an excellent source of liquid nourishment. But if you simply can not resist and must consume beverages other than water I have a few alternatives I can suggest. Maybe this can be a good way to ween off the naughty drinks such as soda, carbohydrate loaded, sugar filled, non-nourishing juices or heaven forbid you are addicted to those demonic energy drinks! Take a walk on the healthy side with me as your guide.
In my never dying quest to uncover the world’s most perfect beverage I have come upon a very interesting product. I am referring to Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng. Arizona has hit it out the ballpark with extremely refreshing tea drink. I love the fact that the product contains Green Tea which is a tremendous anti oxidant and immunity booster. Ginseng being an ingredient is a bonus but I not convinced that its presence isn’t merely in trace amounts. Nevertheless it is a nice touch. Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng delivers 25% of your daily intake of Vitamin C, which keeps you going during hard workouts or just a demanding day at the office. All these factors combined with the low sodium profile of this drink, 20 mg or 1% of your daily value, make Arizona’s newest concoction a winner.
On a warm day or after a workout it is unbelievably invigorating without the drag or let down of more sugary drinks. Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng actually contains about one gram of sugar per 8 ounce serving. Honey is used as a natural sweetener a truly great move. But alas all is not perfect, a closer look at the label reveals that Splenda, the sugar substitute, is utilized as well inn lieu of real sugar. I am not a proponent of Splenda and aim personally wary of the long term effects of man made sugar substitutes.
But if your looking for a zero calorie refresher Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng is your beverage.
Drink Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng three times a day, once at 11:00am followed by a post lunch serving at 2:00pm and finally an after dinner serving at 6:30pm.
Pros
Taste Great
Contains Green Tea
Zero Calories, Zero Fat
Low in Sodium
Delivers 25% of you Vitamin C
Cons
Utilizes Splenda
























yummy…i love that stuff!!
Wow ! What a great drink!
I love green tea anyway.
Thank you
yummy…i love that stuff!!
The regular version I tried was the Green Tea with Ginseng and Plum Juice, and believe it or not, the diet green tea tasted better.
I like gingseng.
I lost weight giving up sodas… Now I just drink water and green tea. But ginseng raises my blood pressure.
LOVE this stuff! Great blog by the way!
Can it give you diarreah
Not that I’m aware of.
I agree, water is perfect!
I’ve always loved Arizona Green Tea; however, I started brewing green myself using the Lipton packets, and I use a small amount of honey to sweeten it. It’s cheaper, and you can control what goes in it.
I usually like to drink the green tea, but whenever I feel like spoiling my self I’ll go for the lemon or rasberry flavored tea with the extra sugar. Also the person above mentioned diarreah? not at all, it may have happened as your unhealthy within, but that will change the more you improve your diet.
This stuff taste pretty good but I am trying to drink nothing but water as I work on my transformation. I will be drinking it again once I am done.
I disagree with the poster of this article. Tea, which is of course made with water, is the best drink to take in. You get the best of both worlds, therefor X2 your liquid intake experience.
Natural green tea is the way to go. It gives you a kick, and healthy as heck. There are different kinds of green teas, which is not really understood fully in the “West” (i’m in China at the moment), and all of them have weight loss properties.
Many times I have been told here, drink green tea. Green tea good for you.
I like gingseng.
I love the green tea but have not tried the diet verison. Does it taste like a diet drink? I guess it is probably healthier then the origianl version.
I was SO dissapointed when I found out this had Splenda in it! I HATE SPLENDA! I was thinking this is the miracle drink until that. Eggghwww.
I love this stuff – i see to live on it – here is my diet drink combo – 1/3 of each – green tea, water, acai berry juice – gives meenergy!
I love the Arizona Gingsen Green tea. I usually drink the cans ; first time I see this hudge bottle.
To those wary of the fact that it contains Splenda:
There is less than 1gm of sweetener per 8 fl oz. That’s not bad. I just picked up the same size bottle at the store, today.
I also agree with Robert. I’m stationed in Okinawa, Japan and there seems to be a vending machine on every corner with green tea in it. Everyone here drinks green tea. Okinawa also has the longest life span, in the WORLD! The natives here aren’t usually obese.
I agree with the review, too! I think 3 cups a day is about right. I think this will be PERFECT to drink after relaxing from a tough workout or cardio session. Thanks for the review! Haven’t tasted mine, yet, but I love green tea. So excited to try it out!
WORRY ABOUT MY WEIGHT ALL THE TIME. LOST 50LBS. TWO YEARS AGO, AND WANT TO KEEP IT OFF. DRANK GREEN TEA HOT ALL THE TIME, AND ALSO DIET PEPSI, STARTED DRINKING ARIZONA GREEN DIET TEA PEACH FLAVOR, AND I HAVE LOST 5 LBS. IN TWO WEEKS, DOING NOTHING BUT “NOT” DRINKING THE DIET PEPSI, AND DRINKING THE DIET ARIZONA GREEN TEA WITH PEACH INSTEAD…WORKS FOR ME. AND I LVOE IT.
People should research these prepared teas. I’ve heard the polyphenols ECGC, which is what gives green tea all it’s benefits, don’t last long. I bet with all these products sitting in warehouses for a long time their isn’t much benefit.
Also read about the use of formaldehyde in the production of green tea and it’s negative effects on the body.
Those policy markers should impose ban on soft drink and encourrage people to drink green tea. I would say big “NO” to prepared tea