Waters good for you??? - Page 2

Obsidian · 17th April 2006, 1:58pm

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and if you're mega fat now, you'll become mega mega fat

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Originally Posted by Jami

And if you're already mega mega fat you'll...fuck it.

Well its just as well I'm neither mega fat or mega mega fat then isn't it!
plenty of room left on my body to add some mega fat!

Courtesy of Barrs Irn Bru!

Rowsbette · 17th April 2006, 2:02pm

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Originally Posted by Obsidian

I've been drinking the recommended daily amout of water now for the last two months and i feel no bloomin different! Why????

Uh... what exactly did you think was gonna happen?

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Originally Posted by Jami

Ideally you should drink about 2l of water a day.

Not necessarily, if your diet's low in salt and you're chomping a lot of vegetables you don't need anywhere near that amount.

**Kenny Everett** · 17th April 2006, 2:12pm

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Originally Posted by Jami

And if you're already mega mega fat you'll...fuck it.

find a fold and wire in son!

Stavros · 17th April 2006, 2:12pm

well i was drinking plenty of water for the last few months and i no longer get hangovers half as bad as i used to but i did also change my diet to reduce red meat and add more fruit and veg. I'm going for a whole new healthy me

Obsidian · 17th April 2006, 2:52pm

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Originally Posted by Kenny Everett

find a fold and wire in son!

Ooo you durty bugger!

MyElegantChaos · 17th April 2006, 2:58pm

good for the skin , im radiant today.....first aid for excessive weekend loveliness

**Ghostsuit** · 17th April 2006, 3:06pm

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Originally Posted by Obsidian

I've been drinking the recommended daily amout of water now for the last two months and i feel no bloomin different! Why????

Your doing too many additional chemicals/toxins to counter the effects?

baz bowski · 17th April 2006, 3:16pm

water is great for you. it flushes the system of all the toxins and like stavros says if you have ahigh water retention then it reduces the hang over effects due to the fact that the system less dehydraighted.

hotblonde · 17th April 2006, 3:18pm

Approximately 85% of your brain, 80% of your blood and 70% of your muscle is water. Every cell in your body needs water to live. So that's how important water is to you. Water aids the removal of dangerous toxins that your body takes in from the air you breathe, the food you eat and the chemicals used in the various products you use on your skin and hair (not to mention the chemicals enjoyed for recreational purposes -alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, etc). Water helps to cushion your joints and carry oxygen and nutrients to all the cells in your body and aids homeostasis.

You need water to keep your metabolism working properly. A simple analogy (such a fan of analogies) - If you totally deplete the oil supply in your car, the engine will stop running and sieze. It's a similar effect in your body, so it's easy to see why it is important to drink water.

You may not see immediate benefits, but if you keep it up for a while, you'll eventually see and feel how water is good stuff.

TragicHero · 17th April 2006, 3:57pm

I try and drink ma 2 litres a day
I must say I do find that if I'm feeling drowsy and have a big glass of water, withing 15 minutes i usually feel a good deal better

Obsidian · 17th April 2006, 4:10pm

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Originally Posted by Ghostsuit

Your doing too many additional chemicals/toxins to counter the effects?

Na i've been a good girl recently!

baz bowski · 17th April 2006, 4:14pm

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Originally Posted by hotblonde

Approximately 85% of your brain, 80% of your blood and 70% of your muscle is water. Every cell in your body needs water to live. So that's how important water is to you. Water aids the removal of dangerous toxins that your body takes in from the air you breathe, the food you eat and the chemicals used in the various products you use on your skin and hair (not to mention the chemicals enjoyed for recreational purposes -alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, etc). Water helps to cushion your joints and carry oxygen and nutrients to all the cells in your body and aids homeostasis.

You need water to keep your metabolism working properly. A simple analogy (such a fan of analogies) - If you totally deplete the oil supply in your car, the engine will stop running and sieze. It's a similar effect in your body, so it's easy to see why it is important to drink water.

You may not see immediate benefits, but if you keep it up for a while, you'll eventually see and feel how water is good stuff.

nuff said

hotblonde · 17th April 2006, 4:17pm

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Originally Posted by baz bowski

nuff said

You saying I'm a blether?

baz bowski · 17th April 2006, 4:20pm

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Originally Posted by hotblonde

You saying I'm a blether?

no. What i am saying is that your post was very informing and very good. I feel it hit the nail on the head. therefor no more had to be said.
hence the phrase " nuff said "

but aye, you are a blether. hehe

Jaemi · 17th April 2006, 4:24pm

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Originally Posted by Kenny Everett

find a fold and wire in son!

Any hole's a goal...on in this case and folds a goal.