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I only drink water for the most part. I have a cup of coffee in the morning and cocktails occasionally. My mom on the other hand doesn't drink any water. I mean any. O cannot comprehend that!
Drinking the recommended 8 glass of water in a day seems nearly impossible, but 6 beers and 4 shots in 2 hours goes down faster than a fat kid on a see-saw.
That hasn't been recomended in quite some time now. Too much water is bad for you, and I don't see how people can do that.
I NEVER drink just plain water. I'm convinced that the tap water is worse for you than just about anything else. And that the government authorities would never admit it.
I do drink seltzer water from time to time. That stuff at least has a bit of flavor.
I couldn't just drink water, seems like something a lame would do, along with wearing drab chinos and polo shirts, driving something like a Festiva, and only doing missionary. I think my health would decline. I drink sodas only with meals, coffee whenever, juices, milk(real milk not that 2%, soy juice or whatever), not much on beer and wine, but toss all the other stuff in to a cup.
Because I care, OP, please ask your doctor to check your blood glucose level at your next physical. If drinks with sugar make you thirsty it is possible that they are increasing your blood glucose level more than they should and you might be glucose intolerant. Much better to know and to deal with it than to pretend it isn't happening.
Thank you for the heads-up! Will be sure to have them check for me.
I couldn't just drink water, seems like something a lame would do, along with wearing drab chinos and polo shirts, driving something like a Festiva, and only doing missionary. I think my health would decline. I drink sodas only with meals, coffee whenever, juices, milk(real milk not that 2%, soy juice or whatever), not much on beer and wine, but toss all the other stuff in to a cup.
Something a lame would do and only doing missionary. Simply because the person drinks water. I certainly hope you never deal with Diabetes. Or you will find out real fast,
what an unquenchable desire for water will become.
I like rum, tequila, and wine but due to a health issue, I can't drink any of that anymore. So several months ago, I returned to my former habits of drinking only water.
Any of you stick to just water or primarily just water?
I am allowed to drink sodas & juices but they often just make me more thirsty and I wind up drinking water anyway. So I figure, I may as well go straight for water and cut out the middle man.
(And I don't like coffee. Never have.)
I too don't like coffee. But in the winter months I tend to drink tea during the day although in the warmer weather months, I tend to drink water most of day except during the morning (before, after & during breakfast).
I drink 5 cups of warm tap water first thing in the morning. And 2 cups late in the day or after dinner.
During the day, it's mostly coffee with milk or tea with milk (about 4 cups).
In addition, sometimes during summer, I drink water spiked with a lemon. Or maybe a cup of cold milk.
No sodas, no alcohol, no fruit juices, none of those "energy" drinks.
I prefer to eat the fruit rather than make juices, smoothies etc. from it.
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