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Thread ID: 146135	2018-05-01 02:33:00	10 glasses of water per day	Roscoe (6288)	PC World Chat

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1449126	2018-05-01 11:36:00	Actually tea, coffee, beer are diuretics so make you more dehydrated by drinking them Not true, well maybe with beer I'm not sure. The water content in a cup of tea or coffee is more than enough to counter the diuretic effect. They still hydrate you just fine, just not quite as well as straight water does. If coffee could dehydrate you I know a lot of habitual drinkers who should have died of thirst by now.	dugimodo (138)
1449127	2018-05-01 20:37:00	The water content in a cup of tea or coffee is more than enough to counter the diuretic effect. . True. I live on tea.	piroska (17583)
1449128	2018-05-01 20:53:00	All the nonsense about drinking large quantities of water is the water bottling companies trying to get you to buy more of their product, you see people everywhere walking around sucking on their drink bottles like big babies, it's disgusting.	zqwerty (97)
1449129	2018-05-02 09:23:00	All the nonsense about drinking large quantities of water is the water bottling companies trying to get you to buy more of their product, you see people everywhere walking around sucking on their drink bottles like big babies, it's disgusting. I could never understand this water thing and have just ignored it completely! 99% of my fluid intake comes in the form of coffee, tea and alcoholic drinks (a wine or two each night) It has to be really stinking hot before I will drink H20 straight. At 77 I'm in perfect health, take no medications, and am still pretty active. I'm still waiting for my lack of "straight" water to produce some ill effect!	Laggard (17509)
1449130	2018-05-02 19:38:00	I could never understand this water thing and have just ignored it completely! 99% of my fluid intake comes in the form of coffee, tea and alcoholic drinks (a wine or two each night) It has to be really stinking hot before I will drink H20 straight. At 77 I'm in perfect health, take no medications, and am still pretty active. I quite agree. I can't understand this water thing either. Why do you have to carry a bottle of water? And what did everybody use to do before there was bottled water? And what is wrong with drinking water from the tap? Surely that's as good? And cheaper.	Roscoe (6288)
1449131	2018-05-02 21:00:00	I quite agree. I can't understand this water thing either. Why do you have to carry a bottle of water? And what did everybody use to do before there was bottled water? And what is wrong with drinking water from the tap? Surely that's as good? And cheaper. It has been and still is just a very good marketing con job. The so called special brand bottled water in most cases comes from the same town supply as does the tap in your home. Several reported tests have proved it is no better and sometimes not as good as your normal tap water. Except in cases where for some reason your local supply has been poluted or you are, perhaps, travelling it makes no sense to pay for bottled water either for health reasons and definately not for financial ones.	CliveM (6007)
1449132	2018-05-02 21:22:00	I take a bottle to work and in the car but its a BPA free bottle filled from the tap at home. All those bottles of water for sale leach contaminates into the water especially if left in a hot car. I drink quite a lot of water but nowhere near what they say. I drink tea and coffee at home but rarely when out	gary67 (56)
1449133	2018-05-02 23:01:00	Maybe some think it's a way, to the fountain of youth sipping bottled water ("Aqua Vita" (www.youtube.com) a take on what happens - old age if you stop - episode from the Twilight Zone TV show). Bottled Mi-zone was the one I liked, after a night of a few beers. Had a tint of flavouring...	kahawai chaser (3545)
1449134	2018-05-03 04:01:00	What's Evian spelled backwards ...	allblack (6574)
1449135	2018-05-04 00:39:00	Droll, very good!	WalOne (4202)
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