Hydration is a myth

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#1

I don’t really need to drink that much, it’s just been marketed as wellbeing by Big Water.

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#2

I do enjoy drinking water, and it does make a difference in my general wellbeing but i no longer bully myself into finishing 2x my huge water bottle, 2L drinking water daily is a big water scam imo

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#3

water revelation

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#4

Agreed. If you’re not passing a dark brown urine, then what are you even doing?

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#5

On the other hand

I need my 6 L a day. Water is great.

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#6

I’m sorry but intaking 6 litres of water a day makes you a river passage.

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#7

I’d like to sail away on my clear urine to a better world.

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#8

Enjoy your kidney stones at Reading.

#9

There was a twitter thread (regrettably) posted here recently where Americans and general other people compared walkable distances. One person encouraged taking a water bottle on a 20 minute walk. I’m still reeling from the idea. No drinking for 20 minutes!

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#10

Good to see people breaking free from the #BigWater lies #canyouseeityet?

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#12

H2No

#13

Still the people did not see pee

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#14

Water is free* though

#15

Agreed, it is not free.

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#16

In Scotland it’s part of your council tax and is free*

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#17

UNLUCKY YOU PAY FOR THAT

#18

I could drink a million litres tomorrow and it wouldn’t cost me a penny* and there’s nothing big water could do about it

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#19

You have a subscription package and I am pleased but you do not need to drink water.

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