I light of the recent fiber post....

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Rei1988
Rei1988 Posts: 412 Member
edited February 3 in Social Groups
I started to remember when reading Sally Fallons Nourishing Traditions. She mentioned how water intake wasn't as big of a deal as the "health professionals" make it out to be. So I looked on marks daily apple, low & behold:

http://www.marksdailyapple.com/8-glasses-of-water-a-day/#axzz2draSqT5o

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  • Akimajuktuq
    Akimajuktuq Posts: 3,037 Member
    Getting enough water isn't rocket science. Much of our water intake used to come from food and then opportunistic sources in nature. We were not lugging jugs of water around. I drink when thirsty and I don't think about it otherwise. That's why I don't track it. I think people who are not eating healthy and drinking lots of caloric or artificially sweetened drinks probably have lost touch with the natural indicators of thirst. I did track when I first changed my lifestyle last year, but it was soon evident that I was able to trust my own body once I was eating properly.

    Too bad Sally Fallon recently slammed Paleo on the WAPF website. I was not impressed since I consider Paleo, Primal, and WAPF similar paths to the same goal.

    PS. Many MFPers subscribe to "filling up on water" instead of eating when hungry. Stupidest advice ever.
  • Rei1988
    Rei1988 Posts: 412 Member
    ouch I didn't know WAPF slammed Paleo... that's just well... silly! I figured most paleo people know this about water by now, I'm still learning ( and still eating junk,lol). When the time is right for me I'll change :)
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