My skin felt like it was going to tear from the heater wind since morning, but I couldn't miss my meal, so I took out a Cut Slin Butter Shake.

As soon as it hits 9am, the office heater starts turning on really loudly...

My skin was already feeling cracked, so I sprayed some mist on. But lately, I've been dieting and skipping breakfast for year-end gatherings, so I've been feeling even colder inside. So, today, I'm having a Cutslin Buttershake, which I carefully selected after carefully examining the ingredients. Diet products are often loaded with artificial sweeteners for flavor, but after analyzing the ingredients in this Cutslin Buttershake, I found the MCT oil content to be quite reasonable. It's not a bad trans fat, but a good fat that provides immediate energy. It definitely makes my brain feel more alert, even on an empty stomach. Those who are as sensitive to ingredients as I am will likely prefer the rich buttery flavor over the sweetener's lingering aftertaste. I'm still battling the dryness in front of the heater, but my stomach feels full, so I can handle it. Has anyone who regularly consumes Cutslin Buttershake tried mixing it with almond breeze instead of milk? That combination seems like a good option for reducing carbohydrates, but I'm curious to see how it boosts protein intake. It's winter so I don't feel like going to the gym, but I should at least fill my diet with high nutrition and low carbohydrates to maintain my skin texture and weight, right?

Let's quickly finish a glass and get to work!