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4.24 / 5.00 13,274 ViewsI used to be a Coke head but I don't really enjoy the stuff as much as I used to these days. Too sugary. Mineral water's the way to go. Bubbles in your mouth, yo
At 12/17/12 11:32 PM, Nor wrote: How often do you drink water a day? Honestly I drink about 2-3 cups a day even though your supposed to drink 8 cups or something like that.
probably about the same- I have a steam water purifier that i have to run everyday that basically boils water and distills it and i only drink that
it makes like a gallon or so but i use that water for cooking too
I drink water everyday only because I don't have the money to afford Cola and Milk at the moment until I get paid. Lost 10 pounds so far. Go figure.
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I don't drink much water, I always have a bottle nearby to drink from if required but I prefer to drink flavoured things.
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I drink a fair amount of water, but I love my soda as well.
At 12/17/12 11:32 PM, Nor wrote: How often do you drink water a day? Honestly I drink about 2-3 cups a day even though your supposed to drink 8 cups or something like that.
probably 4-5 cups of water a day on average. the water requirement depends on your food comsuption, and many other factors. 8 cups of water per day is only a guide. you can drink less than that and stay healthy if your water requirement is met.
and i guess being slightly dehydrated is not a big problem.
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I barely ever drink water anymore. I remember last year, I challenged myself to go the entire summer with only drinking water. I succeeded, but ended up drinking shitty things again after summer.
Depends if there are other beverages. If there are, I drink very little of it. It's the only drink that actually quenches your thirst, so that's the man reason I drink it when it's not soda pop or something else. Also, I get really thirsty sometimes after a big helping of spaghetti, so I drink gallons of it.
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About 2-3 bottles a day, I'd say 5-6 if I'm doing sports or working out.
1-2 cups a day. I drink juice and fizzy drinks too.
I only drink water and milk, but not a lot of water sometimes.
For a long period of time in my life I barely drank water. I drank Mountain Dew pretty much all the time (For a few years waaay back I ran the "Mountain Dew Crew" here on NewGrounds. hah. what?). I would be drinking literally at least a 2-liter a day. It was unruly. About a year ago I decided I had to cut back, both as a method to lose some weight and for my teeth's sake (I already did quite a bit of damage there, unfortunately).
But I'm still hopelessly addicted to cold carbonated beverages. I made a compromise, I now drink bottles of carbonated flavored water. No sugar, no calories, etc. etc. etc. I'm sure it's not quite as healthy as straight-up water but it has to be leaps and bounds from a 2-liter of Dew a day, heh. It's delicious and cheap, too!
So if you're counting that I drink about a liter (at least) of water every day.
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At 12/18/12 03:34 AM, Boomstick wrote: I only drink water and milk
Same here. After a disappointing visit to the dentist towards the end of last year I decided an appropriate New Year's Resolution would be to cut out damaging beverages, including juice. I'm very happy with how I've gone and now that I've done a year of it I don't see the point in going back.
I don't keep tabs on how much water I drink per day but considering it's mostly all I drink the figure's going to be fairly high.
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At 12/18/12 07:50 AM, dickfag wrote: I'm all for milk. cold milk.
me too, im addicted
the government tells you to drink lots of water because they spent a lot of resources upping the concentration of obedience hormones on the tap. personally i drink mostly triple distilled mountain dew, the electrolytes neutralize the hormones
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At 12/17/12 11:32 PM, Nor wrote: How often do you drink water a day? Honestly I drink about 2-3 cups a day even though your supposed to drink 8 cups or something like that.
You are supposed to drink 1/2 your body weight in oz.
I usually get in between 40-100oz on any given day.
At 12/17/12 11:32 PM, Nor wrote: How often do you drink water a day? Honestly I drink about 2-3 cups a day even though your supposed to drink 8 cups or something like that.
I drink water about the same as you do. 3 cups a day but sometimes I need some flavor in my life so I grab a soda or something of the sort.
Depends how thristy I am and what's available to drink. I sometimes drink up to 40-50 oz of water a day if that's all i got, if i have fruit juice i drink a ton of that instead.
I quite adore spring water and drink it whenever possible. At college, filtered water is all that's available. When I get home for break, I immediately indulge myself with a nice tall glass of spring water.
Speaking of which, I have no water within reach at the moment; time to fix that minor inconvenience.
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I haven't been drinking as much water while away at school because the tap water there is relatively bad. And by relatively bad I mean that if I drink water from the fountains in the biophysics building and other buildings to a lesser extent, it makes my stomach feel strange.
But now that I'm back home for break, I'll be drinking more again. I never knew I would appreciate quality tap water this much.
At 12/17/12 11:32 PM, Nor wrote: even though your supposed to drink 8 cups or something like that.
That's your total water requirement. It includes the water contained in food and other drinks.