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The temperature of crystal light would not affect a person. It should not be deadly at any temperature. I've heard that aspartame releases formaldehyde when heated, but I don't know how tried and true this is. Some say the research that backs this up create levels that far exceed what would be found in human foods. And despite health concerns about ingesting formaldehyde, the truth is that small amounts are found in other, unprocessed, foods in nature such as shitake mushrooms. If it puts your mind at ease, the FDA has approved aspartame for foods that are heated, and it is even present in baked goods. However, all science aside, I don't recommend drinking it warm. I use the Walmart version of Crystal Light, and I've noticed that if a glass is left out or reused throughout the day, a very bad chemical taste and smell develops. As a result, I've reduced my intake and have switched over to unsweetened teas, watered down fruit juices, or water with lemon. I don't enjoy the taste of tap water without some kind of flavoring, and bottled water is just too expensive to purchase on a regular basis.

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Charles Divins

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No because it is simply flavouring your water. It assists with losing weight if it is consumed instead of a meal which is not recommended.

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Yes it is!

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There are 15 mg of caffeine in Crystal Light Peach Tea. This is approximately the same amount of caffeine as a cup or two of DECAF coffee, however.

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You didn't answer my question

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There are 3 points.

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Yes, absolutely. Without sugar it seems to be the only substance used as a sweetener these days, although Stevia is starting to come into the picture more.
Source: I've been allergic to aspartame for 5 years now, I quickly learned how to avoid it. i know Crystal Light has a sweetener called phenylalanine. However i am not sure of it being as good or bad for you as aspartame is..

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Yes, Crystal Light actually does count for the same daily water intake. The only thing that it does is add color to your water, and also make the unflavorless water have some kind of flavor. Crystal Light is exactly what the name says; It is a flavor drink that is light for your intaking. So I do imagine that Crystal Light packets in water do count the same for your daily water intake.

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you could try but i don't think it would help much and u can get soda out of a machine for like 75 cents or a dollar if u have too

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Citric acid, instant tea, corn syrup solids, aspartame, maltodextrin, contains less than 2% of natural and artificial flavor, magnesium oxide, acesulfame potassium, red 40 lake, red 40, yellow 6 lake, yellow 5, blue 1 lake, blue 1, sodium benzoate

This is the Ingredient List found at:

http://www.kraftrecipes.com/Products/ProductInfoDisplay.aspx?

SiteId=24&Product=4300095080

for Crystal Light Peach Iced Tea

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• Drinking Crystal Light will not hurt you, although it's best to drink it in moderation. It can be consumed safely as part of a weight-maintenance program. The sweetener has only been linked to one rare condition, according to the American Center for Science and Health.
• Phenylketonuria
  • People with this disease do not process the phenylalanine amino acid properly, according to Aspartame.net. Aspartame contains phenylalanine. Phenylketonuria sufferers should not drink Crystal Light.

  • THIS INFORMATION IS FROM EHOW.COM

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No, it is not. It does have more caffeine than others. You would need to check the boxes, but Crystal Lite also sells Peach-Mango-Green Tea flavored singles, which have 25 mg. of caffeine in them and are labeled "Metabolism."

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It depends on the falvor, but most are between 5 and 25 calories per serving.

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Yes! Ive tried it before and it tastes exactly like crystal light with water, but if you drink it you will turn into a giant, pink, naked butterfly during orgasm.

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The sweetener used in crystal light can be tasted by humans, but not broken down by our bodies, thereby giving us no calorie/nutrition intake. That being said, mold is not the same as us and some forms can even grow on and break down tree bark to get needed calories/nutrition - again a source of energy that is not available to us since we cannot break it down. The mold you see in the container just happens to be a form that can live off the sweetener in crystal light, otherwise it would not be there. In a research project I was working on, a fellow team of scientists were having some success with engineering bacteria to the point that they could live off of breaking down PCB pollution, thereby hopefully giving us a future option of cheap natural pollution cleanup.

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a flavored water drink

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Zibby Allen. She's in a lot of commercials and she was in several movies. She was also in Grey's Anatomy.

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I just read that Kool Aid has a pH of 3.0-3.53, so perhaps Crystal Light is near that. This is less acidic than cola but probably not as good for you as Green Tea.

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There is a negligible amount of caffeine, but like most plants there are some parabens.

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yes

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yeahroy