/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11621465]

Is drinking water seen as a chore or difficult task?

What the fuck?

[Anonymous No.11621485]

>>11621465
This bottle holds like 3 liters of water

[Anonymous No.11621519]

>>11621465
I love water and I don't understand how people have a hard time drinking it.

[Anonymous No.11621552]

Does this hold water or vodka tho

[Anonymous No.11621557]

>>11621519
it gets boring, makes you feel bloated and sick when you have too much. it's great when you haven't had something in a while, you just woke up, or you're sweating. otherwise it is a chore

[Anonymous No.11621563]

Drinking a gallon or similar amount of water in a 12-14 hour period can be a difficult task requiring focus, yes

[Anonymous No.11621572]

>>11621557
That's the whole point. To feel full so you don't mindlessly snack on foods when you know you shouldn't.

[Anonymous No.11621588]

>>11621572
Drinking water when you're hungry creates a stabbing pain.

[Anonymous No.11621597]

>>11621465
Crushing that first cool glass of water in the morning as your body feels rejuvenated. I like my water to be about 50 degrees. Refrigerated water doesn’t go down pleasantly

[Anonymous No.11621604]

>>11621597
Fahrenheit, I presume. The temperature unit for homosexuals.

[Anonymous No.11621611]

>>11621604
We settled this over a war 200 years ago

[Anonymous No.11621612]

>>11621572
No amount of water makes me want to ignore this slim jim. i'll eat through the pain because it tastes good, but i won't drink through it

[Anonymous No.11621615]

>>11621552
I thought the same thing at first. I mean I guess if you are a huge alcoholic. One who is trying to kill themselves through liver faliure or alcohol poisoning, depending on your tolerance and all that.

[Anonymous No.11621627]

>>11621588
please visit a doctor

[Anonymous No.11621643]

>>11621519
It's pretty difficult to overcome the soda industry's year-long conditioning to constantly gulp down sugar acid water all day

[Anonymous No.11621647]

>>11621627
Have you ever drunk water with an actual empty stomach? Clearly not. You're the one who needs to see a doctor. Having food in your gut 24/7 is unnatural.

[Anonymous No.11621674]

>>11621557
How can something that you can passively do be "boring" or "a chore"? You don't have to sit there and focus on your water. You just sip on it while doing other things.

[Anonymous No.11621677]

>>11621647
Not him, but I regularly do drink water on an empty stomach, and you're the one who needs to see a doctor if doing so is a problem for you.

[Anonymous No.11621863]

Water is in all the other shit I drink so who cares lol.

[Anonymous No.11622058]

>>11621647
I've done multi day fasts and still drank just as much water as usual which is quite a bit. Never had pain from it.

[Anonymous No.11622067]

>>11621485
>>11621465
wait, do people really drink 3 litres of water a day?
that sounds really unhealthy

[Anonymous No.11622071]

>>11622067
Just looked it up and some places recommend that men should be drinking about 100oz per day which is almost 3 liters. I bet I drink that in a day easily.

[Anonymous No.11622073]

Reminder that the '8 glasses of water a day' guideline was come up with in 1945, and was not based on any scientific truths whatsoever. Scientists now recommend that you drink when you're thirsty,and have a but more if you're exercising or elderly. Drinking retarded amounts of water is retarded .

[Anonymous No.11622160]

>>11621647
>Having food in your gut 24/7 is unnatural
wew lad

[Anonymous No.11622172]

>>11622160
It is. We most likely evolved eating once per day or less until we invented food preservation techniques. Having food in your guy 24/7 raises your insulin resistance and can give you type 2 diabetes.

[Anonymous No.11622173]

>>11622172
*gut not guy

[Anonymous No.11622194]

>>11622172
Then it is our job as a species to get it collectively and keep reproducing, eventually we'll be immune.

[Anonymous No.11622228]

>>11622073
desu your body would probably let you know if you're not getting enough water, if you're having to force yourself to drink then something is wrong

[Anonymous No.11622235]

>>11621557
t. fat person

[Anonymous No.11622312]

>>11621557
Are you fat buddy? How many times a day do you eat?

[Anonymous No.11622869]

>>11621465
Yes unlike carbonated beverages.

[Anonymous No.11622880]

>>11621557
He's right since nearly all water comes in bottles that often have some trace chemical taste.

[Anonymous No.11622902]

>>11622071
t. estrogen shill

[Anonymous No.11622916]

>>11622902
enjoy your dehydration and shitty complexion

[Anonymous No.11622946]

>>11622916
Suppleness is for girls.

[Anonymous No.11622959]

>>11622172
fallacy from nature

[Anonymous No.11622976]

>>11622946
Ok, grandpa at age 45.

[Anonymous No.11622982]

>>11622959
The type 2 diabetes thing is true, you fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.11622986]

>>11621588
Whoa dude, what the actual fuck?? Seek medical attention extremely right now.

[Anonymous No.11622991]

>drink shit ton of water
>skin looks nice
That's all the measure I need.

[Anonymous No.11623130]

>>11622073
>>11622228
Every variable in your body is tightly regulated to preserve homeostasis; if you aren't drinking enough water you will feel thirsty in order to induce water intake. Drinking way more than that isn't going to have any positive effects really, you will have an excess of water which the body is going to get rid of in order to keep the balance

[Anonymous No.11623158]

>>11621465
I very rarely feel thirsty even though I smoke weed all day.
It's 5.22pm and all I've drank today is a decaf coffee and 1/3rd of a pint of water.

[Anonymous No.11623188]

Americanon here. The real reason these things get sold is that shitholes like Flint, Michigan need encouragement to drink plenty of water per day, even though it's lead-contaminated poison. This is so they don't die from dehydration.

[Anonymous No.11623228]

Unless you're drinking lots of soda, you'll drink when when you get thirsty, which is really what you ought to be doing anyway. None of this motivational water drinking BS.

>>11621643
Man I went cold turkey on soda a few months ago and its pretty wild on the other side. When I worked high pressure sales at the mall I would drink soda and garbage like red bull like it was something to do because it was. Id quite literally get bored and walk to the shop and grab a bunch of snacks and drinks.

>>11622073
This.

[Anonymous No.11623243]

>>11621604
Obsessed

[Anonymous No.11623245]

>>11621588
yeah i get this sometimes, but you've gotta be on a super empty stomach for it to happen. 12+ hours empty and it's still unlikely.

[Anonymous No.11624036]

>mfw I down a 2L full of water with lunch, another with dinner, and drink through the day
I'm pretty sure it's kinda bad to drink so much water but meh

[Anonymous No.11625545]

>>11623228
>fat fucking loser who binges on soda and snacks daily gives dietary advice

Thats why I love this board

[Anonymous No.11625556]

What fuckin retard shitbird drinks that much water a day? I drink 750ml max, usually less. Wtf is wrong with you ppl, do you like pissing electrolytes all day?

[Anonymous No.11625568]

>>11622959
NPC from reddit

Btw water actually dehydrated you desu

[Anonymous No.11625575]

>>11621465
It's just water dude, what's your major malfunction that required you to make a post about it except to shill that brand?

[Anonymous No.11625691]

>>11625556
A basic Nestle water bottle is 500ml you degenerate retard. I bet you piss gold and think nothing of it.

[Anonymous No.11626064]

>>11621588
don't drink it cold or ice cold, try warm water instead

[Anonymous No.11626084]

Drink when your fucking thirsty or sweating a fuckton. It's really not that hard.

[Anonymous No.11626089]

>>11621465
>drink like two glasses of water a week
>drink mainly energy drinks and soda
>no headaches
>no pains

damn it feels good

[Anonymous No.11626091]

>>11621519
I think people that hate drinking water are drinking unfiltered tap water. I have a filter in my fridge and set up the water line to a tap. I never get tired of drinking cold water from the filter to the point my piss is clear and I think I'm getting paranoia and low potassium from drinking too much water

[Anonymous No.11626097]

>>11626089
And there goes your nervous sistem.

[Anonymous No.11626099]

>>11622172
This is absolute bullshit. We evolved breastfeeding all day until the age of 10

[Anonymous No.11626183]

>>11621557
It's something that's vital to every one of your bodily functions
Is breathing boring to you? What about taking a shit? Is it a chore?

[Anonymous No.11626218]

The point of such a bottle is to have plentiful water as handy as possible. If you're dehydrated for one of a thousand random reasons, it's beneficial to have a source of liquid within arm's reach so you don't put off going to the tap because you're busy or lazy. Practically everyone in our society sits too much, and sometimes you can't be bothered to go refill your drink right this moment. Drinking water as mindlessly as possible is great for you, if only because it'll force you to stand up and go to the bathroom from time to time.

[Anonymous No.11626244]

>>11621588
>>11623245
Had this happening this morning. Woke up starving, decided to chug down a glass of water before breakfast. Not a very pleasant experience.

[Anonymous No.11626251]

>>11622976
Joke's on you. I've never had sex so definitely have no children. It's impossible for me to become a grandpa in 5 years.

[Anonymous No.11626272]

I drink a gallon or more a day
hell, I can drink over half a gallon in an hour or 2

weird thing about exercise, isn't it? when you do something good for your body it naturally responds by making you do more things that are good for it

[Anonymous No.11626279]

I only drink water and tea and mostly water more than anything else. Your body needs water to function and I feel like ass even though I only drink water. I could only imagine how I would feel without any water

[Anonymous No.11626282]

>>11626218
I agree anon. I drink so much water while I’m gaming and honestly it keeps me from being a lazy fuck all the time

[Anonymous No.11626903]

>>11621465

[Anonymous No.11626906]

>>11626903
Haaa@!!*(ha*@,baseddddnareeedpredpiledd

[Anonymous No.11626907]

>>11626903
>no talkie until I’ve had my 3 liters of water

[Anonymous No.11626939]

>>11621519
Uneducated adults raise uneducated children and the advertisers pick up the slack by repeatedly telling them to drink sugary shit.

Try not to hate people who were set up for failure, if anything, if these bottles help people then im all for it.

[Anonymous No.11627001]

>>11621465
Most people are sedentary and don't need that much water in their diet. So yeah, drinking that amount can be really off putting.

[Anonymous No.11627002]

>>11621674
...that's not passively drinking water. That's still actively drinking water. It's not like we absorb water through our feet. We're not plants.

[Anonymous No.11627299]

>>11621465
Probably because they've bought that "you have to drink a ton of water a day" myth, instead of drinking what they're thirsty for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWASUMMQjj8

[Anonymous No.11627318]

>>11622067
>wait, do people really drink 3 litres of water a day?
Gullible retards do.
>>11622071
>Just looked it up and some places recommend that men should be drinking about 100oz per day which is almost 3 liters. I bet I drink that in a day easily.
https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Medical myths
>The advice to drink at least eight glasses of water a day can be found throughout the popular press. One origin may be a 1945 recommendation that stated: A suitable allowance of water for adults is 2.5 litres daily in most instances. An ordinary standard for diverse persons is 1 millilitre for each calorie of food. Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods. If the last, crucial sentence is ignored, the statement could be interpreted as instruction to drink eight glasses of water a day.
>>11622916
>enjoy your dehydration and shitty complexion
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6514825
>The results indicate that during free access to water humans become thirsty and drink before body fluid deficits develop, perhaps in response to subtle oropharyngeal cues, and so provide evidence for anticipatory thirst and drinking in man.
The idea you will somehow accidentally become low grade "chronically dehydrated" unless you force yourself to drink large amounts of water each day is 100% bottled water company propaganda bullshit FYI.

[Anonymous No.11627392]

Jup, for me it is. It's not that I like soda more, I'm just not really thirsty throughout the day. I can barely manage one liter per day. Probably gonna get kidney stones in a few years.

[Anonymous No.11627557]

>>11626091
Eat bananas

[Anonymous No.11629356]

>>11621557
im an alcoholic, i love water in the morning as much as i love alcohol after 11:00 in the "morning"

[Anonymous No.11629370]

It is for me, because I have to piss every 15 minutes or so if I drink a lot of water.

[Anonymous No.11629406]

>>11621465
Who the fuck wakes up at 7AM? Goddamn

[Anonymous No.11629484]

>>11621465
>Start smoking weed
>Drink 2-4L of water a day easily because of cotton mouth
>Lose lots of weight and get fit
>Have to move house for new job
>New town weed is expensive, shit quality, pain in the ass to get because cops are fucking Nazis on it here
>Switch to alcohol
>Stop drinking water as a result
>Gain 40kg even though my diet hasn't changed
Fuck everything.

[Anonymous No.11629500]

>>11622986
What exactly am I looking at here?

[Anonymous No.11629580]

>>11629484
>gain 40kg
are you only drinking double ipas or something?
switch to spirits with no chase. your body cant actually digest alcohol, but all those carbs in the beer and wine add up

[Anonymous No.11629590]

You body doesn't start craving water until after you're dehydrated. So, there's no satisfaction in drinking it until you're already verging towards unhealthy.

[Anonymous No.11629718]

>>11629590
It's the best feeling tho.
When you're really thirsty, you'll practically absorb the water through the mucous membranes in your body before it even hits your stomach.

[Anonymous No.11629849]

>>11629356
That first liter of water when you wake up after drinking a fifth the night before is absolutely as good as the booze itself.
God I miss being an alkie.

[Anonymous No.11630067]

>>11629580
Yeah I drink beer because I don't get too drink on work nights, but it makes me fat.
I know I'll lose weight if I drink hard liquor but I always go full retard on it.

[Anonymous No.11630243]

>>11625545
talk tough now but lets meet up in the streets see what happens

[Anonymous No.11630506]

Drinking more water won't fucking harm you, faggot. You'll have to pee more, but that's it.

[Anonymous No.11630528]

Never understood how people find it difdicult to drink 3 liters a day.
I drink a liter in 2-3 hours.

[Anonymous No.11630532]

>>11629718
I know this feeling, you need to go for seconds to quench that turbo thirst.

[Anonymous No.11630535]

My piss is permanently clear thanks to 4 - 5 litres of water a day. Ideally i'm immune to kidney stones at this point.

[Anonymous No.11630556]

>>11630506
Drinking too much water has actually killed multiple people, mostly athletes who fell for the "you have to drink constantly while you're working out" meme.

[Anonymous No.11630634]

>>11630556
Regular person's diet nowadays consists of so much sodium that he'd need to drink and piss 24/7 non stop.

[Anonymous No.11630646]

>>11621588
It's not because you're hungry it creates the stabbing pain, it's because you cramped it up. Happens to me when I work super hard and get super hot then drink ice cold water. Sharp stabbing pain. That's why room temp water is best.

[Anonymous No.11630650]

So I'll get cancer. Big deal.

[Anonymous No.11630653]

>>11630556
I think his problem was that he drank too much in a short period.

[Anonymous No.11630683]

I literally chug about 1L of water before bed and 1L of water first thing when I wake up. Maybe if I didn't consume 1.14L+ of liquor each evening I wouldn't do this religiously but regardless I find it invigorating to drink a large amount of water the moment I wake.

[Anonymous No.11630690]

>>11621465
It's annoying to remember is all. It's not something you typically think about.

[Anonymous No.11630692]

>>11630690
>basic human need
>"not what you usually think about"
Kek city

[Anonymous No.11630773]

[Anonymous No.11630817]

>>11621588
That's the cold water. You'd think it'd numb your stomach but because it's actually very warm in there like 100 degrees or more, the muscle cramps when the cold water hits. It's also just not recommended to drink water when you're hungry because you have a high chance of just throwing up the water because your stomach doesn't want it (unless you've trained to fast)

[Anonymous No.11630854]

>>11630692
Reditors are usually to concerned with what drumpf is doing to think about basic things like hydration or hygiene.

[Anonymous No.11630860]

>>11622067
i drink like 4-5 Liters of water a day lmao

[Anonymous No.11631064]

>>11626183
>What about taking a shit? Is it a chore?
yes tbhfam

[Anonymous No.11631082]

>>11621465
The only beverage I drink is water. Individuals consume beverages such as energy drinks, soda, iced tea, juices.very bad.

[Anonymous No.11631093]

>>11621465
you don't need that much water, i switched from drinking like 70oz to only when i'm thirsty and now my pee has a healthy yellow/clear hue. You are depleting your body of minerals and flushing out sodium when you drink that much water, it's just not necessary. Water just like anything else you consume should only be consumed when necessary

[Anonymous No.11631279]

>>11629590
>You body doesn't start craving water until after you're dehydrated.
This is pure bullshit.

[Anonymous No.11631294]

>>11631279
You’re actually wrong.
Research before you post next time, it stops you looking like a retard.

[Anonymous No.11631302]

>>11630556
A similar thing happened to a friend who was in line to become a professional baseball player.
He'd hydrate after breakfast and a run; hydrate after lunch and workout, and then at night he'd do practices or workout more where his coach and trainers would tell him 'stay hydrated!'.
Extremely overhydrated and he ended up with water on the brain and he developed a pemanent imbalance which ruined his career possibilities. His speaking isn't the best now either.

[Anonymous No.11631304]

>>11621588
Same, the only thing that makes the stabbing go away is a few shots of liquor

[Anonymous No.11631316]

>>11621557
>>11629356
This for me.

Honestly, water is great when I'm dehydrated and few things are better, but if I'm not feeling particularly dried up it is kind of annoying to drink sometimes.

[Anonymous No.11631330]

>all these massive water tanks that people lug around and force themselves to drink all day even though they don't want to
good way to go into a coma from sodium deprivation

[Anonymous No.11631335]

>>11622067
I drink over a gallon a day

[Anonymous No.11631336]

>>11631294
>Research before you post next time, it stops you looking like a retard.
Says the retard repeating a myth.

[Anonymous No.11631339]

>>11622959
This is the one situation where that is not applicable idiot fuck

[Anonymous No.11631346]

>>11631336
In a climatic injury researcher for the military.
You’re a retard. Go back to your YouTube thread.

[Anonymous No.11631348]

>>11631336
it's not a myth but it's still retarded. it's like saying that your fuel light on your car doesn't go on until you have low fuel.

[Anonymous No.11631366]

>>11631348
Imagine being so american you see food and think of cars.

[Anonymous No.11631368]

>>11621557
imagine being this much of a child

>it makes my tum tum hurt and its booooring, i need flavored sugar!!!

[Anonymous No.11631381]

>>11631330
It will lead eventually to a coma but the first symptoms are insanity on the order of paranoid schizophrenia which explains a lot of 'murrican peoples behavior nowadays.

[Anonymous No.11631386]

>>11631330
Lmao I eat instant ramen

[Anonymous No.11631390]

>>11631381
But yanks don't drink water because it stunt grows or some shit.
>>11631386
Then you got worse things than lack of sodium going on.

[Anonymous No.11631709]

>>11622880
>nearly all water comes in bottles
Where do you live, Nigeria?

[Anonymous No.11631725]

>>11621588
Checked.

Don't drink ice cold water after literally fasting for 24 hours and you should not have this problem.

[Anonymous No.11631741]

>>11621557

>makes you feel bloated

Water you talking about!?

[Anonymous No.11631755]

>>11621465
even eating is a chore. bunch of mindless chewing. fuck that. i'd totally drink soylent, i'm just not going to be the first generation adopter that gets ass cancer or whatever side effects there may be.

[Anonymous No.11631866]

>>11622986
I also want to know
>>11629500
this, please

[Anonymous No.11631885]

>>11631390
The curry ones are great

[Anonymous No.11632047]

>>11631755
why are you here

[Anonymous No.11632068]

I only drink water because I don't have an appetite for anything else. Also I have depression

[Anonymous No.11632246]

Just out of curiosity, do Americans drink tap water? I come from a country where people generally drink tap water but also have lived in countries where people drink bottled water even when tap water is perfectly safe. Seems strange for me to buy bottled water when tap water is potable.

>inb4 OBSESSED!

[Anonymous No.11632272]

>>11622067
You get a lot of that water from your food and other beverages, of course.

[Anonymous No.11632286]

>>11632047
because >>11632263

[Anonymous No.11632293]

>raised on quality water
>move
>get mucky water
I suddenly feel the plight of soda chugging amerifats.
Please kill me.

[Anonymous No.11632324]

>>11632246
We mostly drink tap water. Bottles are more for convenience when you aren't near a tap or water fountain, but a lot of people refill reuseable water bottles with tap water. In most places, you really don't have to worry at all about the tap water.

[Anonymous No.11632393]

just drink water when thirsty whats hard about if you aren't thirsty don't drink

[Anonymous No.11632786]

>>11630243
I’m in Glasgow but I travel to Sheffield every other weekend to visit my son. Can we work something out? One rule, no weapons.

[Anonymous No.11632825]

>>11632393
That's not the point of bottles like this though. It's for people that want to drink a gallon a day just because.

[Anonymous No.11632968]

>>11632246
Yes, but it depends on the municipality and we use filters. Some municipalities have awful tasting water.

[Anonymous No.11633128]

>>11632246
I'm not above drinking tap water as where I live it's pretty good. But my fridge has a filtered dispenser so there's no reason not to use it

[Anonymous No.11633132]

>>11621519
I sit in an office all day long. I don't get thirsty, so I just end up forgetting.

[Anonymous No.11634267]

>>11632786
i was just teasing im not him but it'd be epic if you two did fight

[Anonymous No.11634309]

>>11631330
*eats a teaspoon of salt*

[Anonymous No.11634325]

Everyone perpetually thinks they do not drink enough water no matter how much water they actually drink so it becomes a chore to always do more

[Anonymous No.11634423]

>>11621465
when i'm thirsty when i'm at home i go into the kitchen and poor a little water into a cup. i use that cup for a day or three.
i go through a gallon every few days, drink far fewer sodas, have more healthy color in my urine and save a little loot not buying bullshit drinks.
juice is second.
cola is occasional/rare.

[Anonymous No.11635033]

>>11629580
>your body cant actually digest alcohol
Wrong.
Alcohol gives you 7 calories per gram.

[Anonymous No.11635156]

>>11622067
Not as unhealthy as the iced tea that comes out of your dick.

[Anonymous No.11635200]

I don't think it's that much of a chore but it is easy to forget. If I keep a couple of bottles on my desk I can go through them in a the morning, re-fill them at lunch and finish them again before I go home. If I leave them in my bag I won't feel thirsty at all until mid-afternoon.

[Anonymous No.11635300]

Water tastes bad

[Anonymous No.11635317]

>>11635156
Most people aren't sweating enough through the day for that to be a problem.

[Anonymous No.11635369]

>drinking out of plastic bottles

[Anonymous No.11635836]

I love water, I usually add a few drops of lime or lemon juice to it, it's damn refreshing.

[Anonymous No.11636385]

>>11622959
Reddit

[Anonymous No.11637231]

>>11621465
I normally just drink water when I get thirsty. If I'm exercising or out on a hot day I'll drink extra. I'm still alive.

[Anonymous No.11637659]

>>11621557
americans

[Anonymous No.11637675]

>>11621465
I use to do the gallon of water a day meme, it's not bad but it leaves absolutely no room for other drinks. If you like to drink coffee then good fucking luck. I love to drink coffee right now and the occasional iced tea so this is no bueno. My water intake has been trash but I still workout like a champion. Could be better though, coffee isn't good for you.

[Anonymous No.11637678]

>>11622073
>>11623130

Yeah if you drink that much water you just get to a point where your piss is as clear as the water you're drinking there is no point. Staying hydrated through the day is good but 3 litres is a meme.

[Anonymous No.11637693]

>>11637678
My piss is crystal clear (and fucking constant) when I drink 3 cups of water a day. Can't imagine what good would come from double that.

[Anonymous No.11637724]

>>11621465
no. drinking retarded amounts of water that your body pisses out within an hour because it does not want could be seen as a chore though.

if you are an indoor human, a liter of water will do you fine as long as you dont eat fast food every day.

outdoor humans need more depending on how much they sweat

[Anonymous No.11637728]

>>11621465
gwarantee this picture was in an article on a womens health website about how important water intake is to "detox"

[Anonymous No.11637733]

>>11635033
how much is that per shot

[Anonymous No.11638145]

>>11621465
its just a meme

[Anonymous No.11638215]

>>11621519

[Anonymous No.11638226]

>>11621557
>water makes you feel bloated and sick
you're a woman aren't you

[Anonymous No.11638268]

>>11635033
I've read that but also think study needs to be done on this just to be sure. Straight spirits never made me gain weight, even when I was drinking about a liter per day, and I wasn't one of those al/ck/s who starved themselves. Diet has stayed about the same other than the booze, and so has my weight.

[Anonymous No.11638325]

>>11635300
>t. jabroni from Flint, MI
heh tough luck, kid

[Anonymous No.11638357]

>>11621597
>50 degrees
Who the fuck drinks warm water

[Anonymous No.11638365]

>>11630773

why is this so funny

what a pepe thing to do

[Anonymous No.11638374]

>>11631304
hair of the dog that bit me, Lloyd, hair of the dog that bit me

[Anonymous No.11638404]

I don't understand this thread. Are people forcing themselves to drink water? Why would you drink water if you aren't thirsty? Like just stay hydrated how is this so hard?

[Anonymous No.11638433]

>>11637733
~100 calories per American Standard Drink (17.75mL Alcohol). Though that doesn't factor in all the processes your body does to turn it into acetic acid.

[Anonymous No.11638677]

>>11637728
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xi8ZYTFrb8

[Anonymous No.11638697]

Work week I drink:
4-6 litres of water. (Half during the night.)
2l milk (also during the night)
1 large coffee
2 cans coke
2l-3l 7% alcohol (cider)

I pee a lot.

[Anonymous No.11638720]

>>11622067
i drink like litre for breakfast

[Anonymous No.11638728]

>>11622067
*gulps down a Monster*

[Anonymous No.11638754]

>>11638677
>reddit: the show
Go back

[Anonymous No.11638766]

>>11638754
>I hate facts
Just fucking kill yourself already. Asshat killjoy.

[Anonymous No.11638774]

>>11638754
You must spend a lot of time there to keep up with everything they like.

[Anonymous No.11638819]

>>11631348
>it's like saying that your fuel light on your car doesn't go on until you have low fuel.

I...It doesn't...?

[Anonymous No.11638863]

>>11638766
>facts
Reddit quips aren't facts

[Anonymous No.11638867]

>>11638863
Except when they are actual facts.

[Anonymous No.11638889]

>>11638863
>Sourced, on-screen referenced information
>Did an entire segment of gladly correcting incorrect data in episodes
"I don't like it" isn't the same as "it isn't true" dillweed. Is there anything in that segment linked that's actually factually incorrect, or are you just knee-jerk reacting to the show itself?

Don't actually answer, because I already know it's the latter.

[Anonymous No.11638903]

>>11621465
I like how those apply if I fill it with vodka.

[Anonymous No.11638907]

>>11638819
Technically it only goes on when you reach a level where there isn't sufficient volume to properly submerge the components in the tank

[Anonymous No.11638911]

>>11638903
>t. Ivan Ivanov

[Anonymous No.11638915]

>eijfegon

[Anonymous No.11638924]

>>11638889
Half his sources adere non academic. Reddit quips aren't facts.

[Anonymous No.11638941]

>>11638907

Oh. Interesting. Mine only goes on when there's like a third of a tank or less, so I thought I was missing something important. Thanks, Anon.

[Anonymous No.11639046]

Why wouild I want to drink water if I can drink tea?

[Anonymous No.11639060]

>>11621557
>makes you feel bloated and sick

What the fuck? Unless you're talking about chugging a litre right after excercise with no time to cool down, you need to go to a fucking doctor.

[Anonymous No.11639086]

>>11638924
>Hurr duddn't cunt durr
Again, can you actually counter it or justify your "hurr reddit quips durr" statement? Because it's obvious that you don't really know what you're talking about.

>>11638941
The fuel pump is submersion cooled, for example.

[Anonymous No.11639100]

>>11639046
>Velvet in the happy days before everything went to fucked

[Anonymous No.11639541]

>>11627318
No one said you need to buy bottled water.
Just try working outside in 110-130 degree weather and you'll be drinking at least 3L a day.

[Anonymous No.11641095]

>>11638766
go back to lereddit and watch it there with those faggots

[Anonymous No.11641158]

>>11621557
obese

[Anonymous No.11641218]

>>11639541
Lmao what fucking Ecuadorian skyscraper do you work on where it is 130 degrees ever?

[YouTube No.11641738]

>>11631064
you're not living on my level. get yourself one of these babys

[Anonymous No.11641828]

>>11626091
>tfw you live in a first world country so your tap water doesn't taste like shit

I haven't gone back to soda ever since

[Anonymous No.11641851]

>>11621465
I have to limit my water intake to 24oz every 3 or 4 hours because I only eat around 1,000 calories a day and I'll get lightheaded from electrolyte imbalance if I drink more than that

[Anonymous No.11643166]

>>11641218
>ecuadorian skyscraper
Nah senpai, even we don't get that much heat, and even on the hotter day's you never see anyone chugging h20 like their life depends on it

[Anonymous No.11643196]

>>11641095

[Anonymous No.11644111]

>>11621465
When I was younger: yes without a doubt!

Now that I'm way older: I don't know if I suddenly did develop semi-diabeetus or what exactly did happen but now I chug water and piss like my life depends on it. Yes, EVEN on the days I don't drink alcohol or eat sugar.

[Anonymous No.11645482]

>>11643196
>defending numales the show

[Anonymous No.11645555]

>>11621465
>wake up in the morning and drink a glass of water first thing

I find that to be one of the most disgusting things people can do.

[Anonymous No.11645598]

>>11621519
Same, drink at least a gallon a day and I always feels great. Roommate, on the other hand, always complains that he feels like shit and all he drinks is Fanta and Dr. Pepper.

I lightly suggested once when he was complaining that maybe he could drink more water, and he said "I get my water when I drink my pop". I never brought it up again.

[Anonymous No.11645644]

>>11639046
Lot of people can't stand tea without milk or sugar added to it. Also, brewing one cup at a time is kinda inconvenient compared lugging a gallon of water around.

[Anonymous No.11645739]

I started cutting down on beer 12 months ago, and since all the local supermarkets started selling 1.25L soda water(club soda?) for 50c I've switched to that, I'd say I drink 2-3L of it a day. It somewhat replaces the sweet throat burn I associate with beer if I pretend, but not quite. People look at you like you're demented when you drink half a bottle of it in one go, but damn do I love that slightly salty taste.

[Anonymous No.11646738]

>>11645739
I prefer sparkling water with a bit of lemon/lime in it. Just a small wedge and it's delicious. Replaces my soda cravings pretty well.

[Anonymous No.11647973]

I dont understand.

I drink water all day long, definitely more than 3 litres.

It's the only thing I drink other than alcohol, coffee and the occasional cup of tea.

[Anonymous No.11647989]

>>11632324
isn't water fountain just tap water?

[Anonymous No.11648232]

>>11632246
It takes roughly 40 hours of nonstop driving by car to travel from one end of the US to the other. From Portland to Atlanta is roughly the same distance as Paris to Moscow.

What I'm saying is: it's fucking big. Like every question every dumb eurofag asks about us, the answer is that it's hard to generalize. Some places the municipal water supply is fine, and in other places it's best not to chance it.

[Anonymous No.11648812]

>>11621465
I drink lots of water every day because I'm thirsty af from heavy drinking the night before

[Anonymous No.11648826]

>>11648232
So what? Mostly everywhere in western europe to can drink tap water. Size doesnt justify your retarded american system.

[Anonymous No.11649216]

>>11621588
It only happens if you chug water on an empty stomach

[Anonymous No.11650228]

>>11638357
Americans

[Anonymous No.11650242]

Yesterday I drank nearly three gallons. I've been trying to pass a kidney stone since late Wednesday night.

[Anonymous No.11650266]

>>11622172
Wrong, bad and retarded take

[Anonymous No.11650804]

>>11622880
>>11631709
I'm glad I have my own well. Bottled water tastes like liquid plastic to me.

[Anonymous No.11651856]

>>11631741
Based

[Anonymous No.11651866]

>>11621519
This. Water is just water, I think its weird that people are adverse to it.

>>11621557
>bloated and sick
I've only felt that way when drinking cold water after eating food that didn't sit well with me

[Anonymous No.11652246]

>>11649216
I do this when i cant afford food, only hurts a lil

[Anonymous No.11652287]

>>11647973
>I dont understand.
>I drink water all day long, definitely more than 3 litres.
Yeah, that's not normal. What made you even start drinking that much water in the first place? Even just the "eight glasses a day thing" myth way too much:
https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Medical myths
>The advice to drink at least eight glasses of water a day can be found throughout the popular press. One origin may be a 1945 recommendation that stated: A suitable allowance of water for adults is 2.5 litres daily in most instances. An ordinary standard for diverse persons is 1 millilitre for each calorie of food. Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods. If the last, crucial sentence is ignored, the statement could be interpreted as instruction to drink eight glasses of water a day.
At best you're not really accomplishing anything, while at worst you might be causing yourself kidney damage:
https://www.renalandurologynews.com/news/too-much-water-could-be-harmful/article/118792/
>Drinking two liters of water per day may not benefit most individuals and even could be harmful, investigators say.
>At the Canadian Society of Nephrology annual meeting here, re-searchers from the University of Western Ontario, also in London, presented a study showing a significant correlation between excess urine production—which is usually caused by excess fluid intake—and proteinuria.
>The large population-based study un-covered a fivefold higher risk of proteinuria among people with polyuria than among those with normal urine volume, even after taking into account such factors as age, sex, and estimated glomerular filtration rate.

[Anonymous No.11652304]

I actually hate drinking just plain water and can't stand the taste of it. It has a vaguely bitter taste that makes me cringe if I drink too much of it. I can't really keep drinking past 1 glass.

[Anonymous No.11652310]

>>11647973
>>11652287
It's literally a mental illness.
https://bestpractice.bmj.com/topics/en-gb/865
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_polydipsia

[Anonymous No.11652745]

>>11652310
I noticed that when I'm eating too much sugary foods I want to drink a SHIT TON of water and I piss like a race horse every few hours. When I abstain from all sugars, I'm barely ever thirsty and piss like 1-3 times in 24 hours at max.

[Anonymous No.11653040]

>>11648232
>Some places the municipal water supply is fine, and in other places it's best not to chance it.
You couldve just said that autist

[Anonymous No.11653045]

Do poor people really drink water?

[Anonymous No.11653073]

>>11652745
Beetus

[Anonymous No.11653075]

>>11638677
>>11638766
Not facts. Get this pop garbage off my board. Fucking non lurking r*dditors i swear to god

[Anonymous No.11653078]

>>11641738
Bidets are a game changer. Just gotta be easy with the throttle for sure. Also I haven't hooked up the hot water line as I'd have to drill through my the cabinet under my sink, so these cold months really numb up the old butthole.

[Anonymous No.11653175]

>>11638889
Stormfront also sources all their articles. Its very easy to come up with "facts" that fit your agenda in the digital age

[Anonymous No.11653204]

I mostly drink tea. Caffeine is love.

[Anonymous No.11653235]

>>11621465
>Is drinking water seen as a chore or difficult task?
Not when I’m thirsty

[Anonymous No.11654817]

>>11621588

[Anonymous No.11654825]

>>11622228
>your body would probably let you know if you're not getting enough water
its called being thirsty

[Anonymous No.11654842]

>>11621647
Literally every day when I wake up, it energizes me and feels good, I think something is wrong with you.

[Anonymous No.11654899]

>>11626251
what if you become a cuck by adopting a nigger?

[Anonymous No.11655286]

I've been drinking 6-8 liters of water a day ever since I started working out.
>tfw downing the first liter of the day

[Anonymous No.11655291]

>>11654842
Your stomach won't be empty after just one night.

[Anonymous No.11655333]

>>11621465
Enjoy your electrolyte imbalance

[Anonymous No.11655477]

>>11624036
Dude stop before your kidneys are permanently damaged

[Anonymous No.11655522]

>>11655477
I almost want these anons get kidney damage and hyponatremia induced seizures so they can learn their lesson about falling for retarded memes like "you should drink 2 liters of water a day" instead of checking them for legitimate evidence.

[Anonymous No.11655548]

>>11655333
Someone in a water thread like this a few weeks ago mentioned having fucked up his sodium levels and getting committed to a psych ward for polydipsia induced schizophrenia.
>>/ck/thread/S11555320#p11555867
>I was drinking @ 1.5 gallons/day over a period of several months. It really fucked me up. They basically had to force me to be admitted to the hospital because I was a raving lunatic and even when the ER medfag told me I was in serious danger of dying since my sodium level was so low I laughed hysterically and told him to fuck off out of my face, I'm leaving. He had security restrain me and gave me a shot to knock me out.
>>/ck/thread/S11555320#p11555537
>I almost died from this but fortunately one of the symptoms was paranoid schizophrenia so my relatives got me to the hospital in time.

[Anonymous No.11655582]

>>11655522
Well the >trust your body to tell you anons are just as dumb
Your body's systems are not entirely reliable, for example hook yourself up to a helium tank and see if it tells you you've got no oxygen lol
Just go by the color of your piss tbqh

[Anonymous No.11655591]

>>11638697
only 6 litres of water a week??? I have almost that much per day

[Anonymous No.11655678]

>>11655582
>Well the >trust your body to tell you anons are just as dumb
Not really, there's actual evidence for that.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6514825
>The results indicate that during free access to water humans become thirsty and drink before body fluid deficits develop, perhaps in response to subtle oropharyngeal cues, and so provide evidence for anticipatory thirst and drinking in man.
>Your body's systems are not entirely reliable, for example hook yourself up to a helium tank and see if it tells you you've got no oxygen lol
That doesn't mean your body's not "reliable." The hypercapnic response goes off of higher than usual carbon dioxide blood concentration, not lower than usual oxygen. That has nothing to do with reliability. You're anthropomorphizing biology and trying to treat it like it's somehow getting confused and making a mistake. The fact helium can be used for asphyxiation without triggering the high carbon dioxide response isn't a mistake any more than the fact you can ingest exogenous psychoactive compounds and have them act on receptors that normally work with endogenous neutransmitters is a mistake. In both cases you're just exploiting how the system works to accomplish something different from how it normally operates.

[Anonymous No.11655693]

Do you people chase your diabetes medicine with soda?

[Anonymous No.11655802]

>>11655693
Nope. My dad never drank soda and got type 2 diabetes because: surprise you get it when you're overweight, exactly like every study ever on that topic has been telling you. Meanwhile I'm not overweight, have been drinking plenty of soda for decades, and am well past the age when my dad was diagnosed with routine medical checkups confirming I'm nowhere close to even being pre-diabetic. Don't know how many times I gotta keep telling people like you this, but it's your weight that causes type 2 diabetes you dummy, not sugar. Blood sugar spiking is a problem ***after*** you already broke your body and became diabetic. It isn't a problem for healthy people who don't have diabetes. You're confusing what diabetes makes you vulnerable to with what creates diabetes in the first place.

[Anonymous No.11655859]

>>11621557
if I drink water right when I get out of bed I feel sick
usually I have to eat something or chew a piece of gum first
sometimes I wonder if there's something wrong with me

[Anonymous No.11655940]

>>11622067
Just get a 750ml water bottle drink 4 times in a day.
Really not difficult at all, 3l only looks scary in the big bottle, drinking 4 small 750ml ones makes it a joke.

[Anonymous No.11655952]

>>11646738
Mate stay away from the angry water ygm. Tastes like the static screen of an old television.

[Anonymous No.11655976]

drink water when you're thirsty that's all you have to do
drinking more water than you need doesn't help you you just pee it out
forcing yourself to drink water when you arent thirsty is stupid

[Anonymous No.11656740]

>>11621465
it used to be, back when i mostly only drank it with sugarless taste additives like fun light, plus a lot of soda
got a bit pudgy so wanted to drink more water and less soda, i really did have to power through just to drink like a pint of straight up water
now i drink 2-3 liters a day and only soda when i buy junk food, and even then just a small can

[Anonymous No.11656748]

>>11622067
3 liters is probably close to the maximum amount a day if we're talking optimal amounts, but why would it be unhealthy?
to actually get water intoxication you'd have to drink at least double that, AND within only a few hours

[Anonymous No.11656758]

normies are too addicted to their caffeine, sugary drinks, and alcohol to bother with water

[Anonymous No.11656783]

>>11656758
Health obsessed normies are the ones who cnsoder water a drink in the first place, brainlet

[Anonymous No.11656804]

>>11656748
>3 liters is probably close to the maximum amount a day if we're talking optimal amounts, but why would it be unhealthy?
Because drinking stupid amounts of water like that flushes out the electrolytes you need for normal healthy brain function.
>to actually get water intoxication you'd have to drink at least double that, AND within only a few hours
Water poisoning isn't the only bad thing that can happen from drinking lots of water. What made you even assume that? You don't need to give yourself full blown water poisoning to have screwed up electrolytes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyponatremia
An anon here mentioned having that specific problem in another thread like this a little while back:
>>/ck/thread/S11555320#p11555867
>I was drinking @ 1.5 gallons/day over a period of several months. It really fucked me up. They basically had to force me to be admitted to the hospital because I was a raving lunatic and even when the ER medfag told me I was in serious danger of dying since my sodium level was so low I laughed hysterically and told him to fuck off out of my face, I'm leaving. He had security restrain me and gave me a shot to knock me out.
>>/ck/thread/S11555320#p11555537
>I almost died from this but fortunately one of the symptoms was paranoid schizophrenia so my relatives got me to the hospital in time.

[Anonymous No.11656841]

>>11630556
How do you turn into a marathon victim

[Anonymous No.11656858]

thats for vodka

[Anonymous No.11656887]

>>11656748
>3 liters
>why would it be unhealthy?
>durr, let's drink 3 liters of water on top of the 2.5 liters of water daily most adults need that you already get most of just from the amount of water contained in prepared foods... what do you mean I damaged my kidneys and protein is leaking into my urine? But I'm healthy, doctor, look at all this water I've been raping my kidneys with!
https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Medical myths
>The advice to drink at least eight glasses of water a day can be found throughout the popular press. One origin may be a 1945 recommendation that stated: A suitable allowance of water for adults is 2.5 litres daily in most instances. An ordinary standard for diverse persons is 1 millilitre for each calorie of food. Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods. If the last, crucial sentence is ignored, the statement could be interpreted as instruction to drink eight glasses of water a day.
https://www.renalandurologynews.com/news/too-much-water-could-be-harmful/article/118792/
>Drinking two liters of water per day may not benefit most individuals and even could be harmful, investigators say.
>At the Canadian Society of Nephrology annual meeting here, re-searchers from the University of Western Ontario, also in London, presented a study showing a significant correlation between excess urine production—which is usually caused by excess fluid intake—and proteinuria.
>The large population-based study un-covered a fivefold higher risk of proteinuria among people with polyuria than among those with normal urine volume, even after taking into account such factors as age, sex, and estimated glomerular filtration rate.

[Anonymous No.11656896]

>>11656887
>>11656804
^Also this. Why do you think they put electrolytes in Gatorade and IV fluid?

[Anonymous No.11656916]

>>11656896
You know you can eat foods with sodium and potassium right?

[Anonymous No.11656925]

>>11656916
Yes, and you can fuck yourself over by drinking stupid amounts of water and flushing out the electrolytes you got from food.

[Anonymous No.11656929]

>>11656841
the moment I saw that headline I said "this must be from england"

sure enough

when it comes to news there is nothing faker than english news

[Anonymous No.11656930]

>>11656925
Of course you can.
But nobody in this thread is talking about amounts that are remotely harmful.

3 liters/day is nowhere close to hazardous.

[Anonymous No.11656948]

>>11656930
>3 liters/day is nowhere close to hazardous.
Even just 2 liters a day makes you five times more likely for protein to start leaking into your urine i.e. kidney damage:
https://www.renalandurologynews.com/news/too-much-water-could-be-harmful/article/118792/
>Drinking two liters of water per day may not benefit most individuals and even could be harmful, investigators say.
>At the Canadian Society of Nephrology annual meeting here, re-searchers from the University of Western Ontario, also in London, presented a study showing a significant correlation between excess urine production—which is usually caused by excess fluid intake—and proteinuria.
>The large population-based study un-covered a fivefold higher risk of proteinuria among people with polyuria than among those with normal urine volume, even after taking into account such factors as age, sex, and estimated glomerular filtration rate.

[Anonymous No.11656957]

>>11656841
>How do you turn into a marathon victim
>>11656929
>when it comes to news there is nothing faker than english news
Are you two retarded?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_marathon_fatalities
>Below is a sortable list of individuals who died as a result of running a marathon. The most-frequent causes are:
>sudden cardiac death, triggered by a congenital or acquired heart disorder;
>exercise-associated hyponatremia or other electrolyte imbalance;
>exertional heat stroke or severe hyperthermia.

[Anonymous No.11656964]

>>11656948
Can you link to the actual study instead of the article?

[Anonymous No.11656978]

>>11621647
Not that anon, but yes I fasted for 48 hours and never had any pain drinking water.Go to a hospital.

[Anonymous No.11657014]

>>11656948
>2 Liters is too much water
You're either underaged or immobile
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2908954/

[Anonymous No.11657038]

>>11621465
If I have good water I can drink a shitload
We finally got a nice bpa free water dispenser at work so I take it to the big ass water purifier for customers and fill it up so now I have nice cold pure water shit is so tasty.
We had to take water off the shelf before and it had some weird plastic that leached into the water and tasted nasty.

[Anonymous No.11657040]

>>11626903
>11pm
>$19.99 plus tip

[Anonymous No.11657084]

>>11657014
That includes the water contained in foods you retard. Read the thread before posting, we already went over this:
>>11656887
https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Medical myths
>The advice to drink at least eight glasses of water a day can be found throughout the popular press. One origin may be a 1945 recommendation that stated: A suitable allowance of water for adults is 2.5 litres daily in most instances. An ordinary standard for diverse persons is 1 millilitre for each calorie of food. Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods. If the last, crucial sentence is ignored, the statement could be interpreted as instruction to drink eight glasses of water a day.
Or just read your own link next time, it starts out with a chart titled "The Water Content Range for Selected Foods:"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2908954/
>Ershow and colleagues spent a great deal of time working out ways to convert USDA dietary data into water intake, including water absorbed during the cooking process, water in food, and all sources of drinking water

[Anonymous No.11657141]

>>11657084
>More importantly, from the standpoint of translating an AI into recommended fluid intake for individuals or populations, is the decision in setting the AI to add an additional roughly 20% of water intake, which is derived from some foods in addition to water and beverages
Shaving off 20% from 3L for a male adult hardly makes two liters as 'too much'

[Anonymous No.11657179]

>>11657141
Your link *disagrees* with setting it at 20%:
>More importantly, from the standpoint of translating an AI into recommended fluid intake for individuals or populations, is the decision in setting the AI to add an additional roughly 20% of water intake, which is derived from some foods in addition to water and beverages. While this may be a legitimate effort to express total water intake as a basis for setting the AI, the recommendations that derive from this IOM report would better be directed at recommendations for water and other fluid intake on the assumption that the water content of foods would be a “passive” addition to total water intake.
The chart at the beginning should've tipped you off to that since it lists off seven common foods that are 70-79% water:
>Bananas, avocados, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, potato (baked), corn (cooked), shrimp
And five more that are 60-69%:
>Pasta, legumes, salmon, ice cream, chicken breast
Once again:
https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Medical myths
>The advice to drink at least eight glasses of water a day can be found throughout the popular press. One origin may be a 1945 recommendation that stated: A suitable allowance of water for adults is 2.5 litres daily in most instances. An ordinary standard for diverse persons is 1 millilitre for each calorie of food. Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods. If the last, crucial sentence is ignored, the statement could be interpreted as instruction to drink eight glasses of water a day.
>Most of this quantity is contained in prepared foods.

[Anonymous No.11657183]

>>11656964
http://www.food-label-compliance.com/Sites/5/Downloads/Clark-Wm-Walkerton-Health-Study-2008.pdf
>In a small group of healthy WHS participants with polyuria and proteinuria, proteinuria was reduced following voluntary restriction of fluid intake. Similar results were observed in a study of university students, which demonstrated an increase in urine protein following increased fluid intake. Protein levels returned to baseline after normal fluid intake resumed. These results suggest that the increase in urinary protein excretion in healthy subjects is induced solely through acute fluid loading.
>In analysis of the entire WHS cohort, polyuria was the strongest predictor of proteinuria. These results are relevant in assisting practitioners to interpret 24-hr urine tests for protein. These tests are commonly performed, and often lead to treatment decisions. Physicians should be aware that the strongest factor associated with proteinuria on a 24hr urine in the general population is not in fact comorbid disease, but polyuria.
>The long-term renal consequences of chronic exposure to mild proteinuria in polyuric individuals are unknown. Further research is needed to provide insight into the question of whether the proteinuria caused by polyuria is harmful to kidney function. Such a finding would have important public health implications given the silent nature of kidney disease and the widespread, but unsubstantiated belief that drinking eight glasses of water per day is healthy.

[Anonymous No.11657197]

>>11657179
Sure, those foods have higher water content but do people only eat from those tiers? Or do they eat stuff from the other ranges as well?
Also,
>https://www.bmj.com/content/335/7633/1288
>Provenance and peer review: Not commissioned; not externally peer reviewed.
>not externally peer reviewed.

[Anonymous No.11657210]

>>11657197
The BMJ is one of the oldest and most reputable peer-reviewed medical journals in existence. Are you implying because it was peer reviewed internally that they faked the findings? Internal peer review doesn't mean you review your own study. Not sure what you're thinking here.

[Anonymous No.11657211]

>>11655678
Homeostatic processes are far from foolproof, they can and do fail especially when psychological factors are involved. You're legit pants on head retarded to try and deny this in a thread that mentions polydipsia lmao, especiall with a study that based on >five healthy young men lmao. Maybe not everyone is a healthy young man, yes?

[Anonymous No.11657216]

>>11621465
Yeah I live in Southern America and yes, I can sadly confirm people struggle to drink water here instead of soda.

They all need to be forced to live in a 3rd world country for about a week or so. They dont need motivating water bottles.

[Anonymous No.11657219]

>>11657211
>Homeostatic processes are far from foolproof, they can and do fail
Anything can fail. You don't base your behavior on an assumption that your body *isn't* working properly. That's like taking insulin because you could get diabetes.

[Anonymous No.11657595]

>>11621465
When I work I will drink tonnes, if im home I tend to forget I can go a whole day and realise all I have drunken is a glass of milk, then I go and down 2 liters of water straight out of the tap in a complet and utterly satisfying watergasm

[Anonymous No.11657797]

>>11621519
why drink if you're not thirsty?

[Anonymous No.11657862]

I drink enough that my piss is pale yellow all day. It's normally around 3-5 litres depending on exercise and sometimes a salt hydration tablet. I can be a bit autismo about staying hydrated but I'm scared of getting bladder stones again.