Drinking water while exercising - now it's bad for you - another study mucks things up.
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Water - the new sugar.0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »
Beer works - but slowly and mass quantities are needed.
Bourbon, on the other hand, detoxes much faster.0 -
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DuckReconMajor wrote: »I spent a summer on the Sinai peninsula ( 110+ degrees ) when I was in the US Army. I was an Infantryman, and we trained every day. We did forced hydration 12 hrs a day, 7 days a week. The hottest parts of the day, it was a quart or more of water an hour.
Drinking that amount of water makes you physically ill ( sick to your stomach ), to the point you have to force yourself to choke it down. And that's not even half of what you would have to consume in order to achieve water intoxication.
Its just not gonna happen in the gym or on a jog.
The area is generally a dry heat most of the time ( very low average humidity ), and I don't specifically remember a large increase in trips to the latrine, so I would have to say the majority of the additional hydration was removed exothermically.
Also of note, we weren't required to take additional supplementation for electrolytes; just ate the typical military mess hall diet - higher calories and typically more fat than the TAD.
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