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How many glasses of water do you drink in a day ?

well ur supposed to drink 8. i think i drink like 3 probably. but that's only a guess i probably only drink one. haha.

2008-08-13 14:47:08 by shorty

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My cat likes to drink water from the running faucet. But I've NEVER seen her drink from her water bowls (and I have 2 for her - one next to her food bowl and another one in a corner where she likes to hang out).

I'm worried that she doesn't drink enough water. Should I be? Can cats get dehydrated?

Does anyone know how I could train her to drink from her bowls?

Get a Drinkwell water dish. It runs like a faucet. My cats love it! PetsMart carries it. You can also get an extra tank to attach to it. It's really cool.

2007-02-26 18:22:52 by Nina

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I always drink from the wall mounted drinking water fountain at my workplace. Recently, I have been feeling sick. Perhaps the water fountain made me sick? For the past two days, there has been a water bubble sticking out of the water hole of the fountain.

Can you get sick or injured from drinking water from a wall mounted drinking water fountain?

Your workplace has a water fountain? Wow, those are about as rare as phone booths. You'd be better off drinking tap water from your own drinking glass or just bringing in bottled water.

It would be much more sanitary if your employer got rid of the fountain and got a chiller/dispenser and a bottled water service.

2008-07-30 20:04:22 by robert f

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I want to drink 8 glasses of water a day to keep my skin supple. But whenever i try to drink just 3 or 4 glasses, i go to the toilet half an hour later. How can i go to teh toilet less but still drink 8 glasses of water?
BTW i dont drink water in one go but at regular intervals.

use a catheter, if you drink water its got to come out again

2006-08-25 09:48:00 by tasha5

Hi, I have a health condition where they want us to stay hydrated and drink lots of fluids (water). For some reason, I've never liked water and will drink some flavored type of drink that is water based, but I'd like to know from a nurse or healthy living type person, how much better is water than say fruit juice or herbal tea ? Not just opinion, but experience with this or facts or statistics.

I am not a health professional but I DO live a healthy lifestyle. Water is definitely the way to go for hydration, but you can substitute juice or Gatorade once or twice a day. (Remember that most "servings" are only 8 ounces; that's not a lot!) Beware the calories, though; they can add up QUICK. Green and herbal teas are good; I've actually seen a diet green tea out there but I wonder if it's much better-tasting than water. (I'm not a fan.) Black and oolong teas (think standard tea bags and iced tea in restaurants) actually can DEhydrate you because of their caffeine content - they act as a diuretic similar to coffee, but not as bad.

If you really hate drinking plain water, probably your best bet is to get some Crystal Light drink mix. They make it now in a form that is perfect to mix with bottled water. It tastes good, comes in tons of flavors, and adds almost no extra calories. Or try squeezing some lime or lemon juice along with a packet or two of Nutri-Sweet or Splenda into your water to give it some zest. And have you tried sparkling water? I don't care for it, but I know a lot of folks who prefer it to plain water because of the carbonation. Actually, that might be really good with some lime or lemon juice and sweetener. Even a pinch of table sugar will take the bite out of it and add minimal calories.

Diet sodas can be used in moderation as long as they do NOT contain caffeine. Try diet versions of 7Up, ginger ale, Fresca, cream soda, and even most root beers are caffeine-free. Weight Watchers allows you to substitute these diet drinks for water as long as you don't overdo it.

A note about diet drinks: if you are phenylketoneuric (a genetic disorder), your body will not be able to metabolize the aspartame (the generic name for NutraSweet) in most diet sodas and drinks. This is very rare and if you have it, you likely already know it (especially if you have already indulged in diet drinks in the past). You didn't mention your health condition so I thought it would be wise to throw this information out. If this is the case for you, there are diet drinks that use Splenda instead (Diet Rite is one). Look for Splenda on the label.

Hope this helps!

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