• @MerchantsOfMisery
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    2 years ago

    I’ll add that drinking more water instead of other drinks (i.e. juice, milk, etc.) is another great way of improving overall health. Tap water > bottle (in most cases in developed countries)

    • Sr Estegosaurio
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      42 years ago

      Compleatly agree!

      I just drink water (tap watter, I don’t want to waste plastic for no reason. I have a filter.) and anythitg else. Sometimes I prepare orange juice manually at home (only in winter since it’s the orange season.) for breakfast.

      I used to order drinks when I was eating out, but I stopped. Stay hidrated. :D

      • @yxzi
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        22 years ago

        Everyone who’s lucky enough to live in a place with potable tap water should drink that whenever possible! Also, you can just bring a bottle & refill it anywhere

        • Sr Estegosaurio
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          32 years ago

          Yeah! In my city they started building points to refill bottles with potable water, for free on the streets. It’s pretty convinient.

    • @stopit
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      22 years ago

      This is so true…there have been many aging studies that show most people get required nutrients (even through bad food, excluding extremes) but water is vital and so many people don’t drink enough, plain and totally free water. Water does wonders…even for fatigue. Many people consume caffeinated beverages to help with fatigue and make matters worse through dehydration.