Are you unable to drink something that isn't sweet? Lol.
Try to wean yourself off of sweeteners. I'm not sure if honey is that bad, but I drink like 4-5 bottles of water a day. It's a good idea to acquire a taste and appreciation for the "plain"ness of water.
Yeah no, I'm not talking about the bacteria.
I'm talking about toxins from the American diet.
The foods we eat can also be a transfer point for toxins. At least 2,800 substances have been recognized as food additives by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These are used to make foods more attractive, to make foods more tasty, and to increase the grocery shelf life. According to some reports, we may consume an average of 8 to 15 lbs (3.6 to 6.8 k) a year of chemicals that contribute nothing to the body and may do harm.
Even foods with no additives can cause toxins. Eating carbohydrates that are too refined, such as bread and white flour, is like eating glue or paste: it is goopy stuff that does not slide through the intestines, but instead slogs through, sticking to intestinal walls and gumming up the works. This results in a buildup of waste in the colon. This fecal matter begins to decay, producing bacteria and toxins. The toxins eventually seep through the bowel wall, where blood capillaries pick them up and distribute them throughout the body.
Toxins are also created by the body in the metabolic process, usually in response to unbalanced conditions. Emotional stress, an unbalanced diet, and consuming too much food can all contribute to toxic intake.
And by detox, I mean completely changing my diet, becoming more hydrated and getting more sun.