Temperature of water!?
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This thread got really hilarious.
Anyway. If you have to pee in a cup at the doctor's office, but you don't have to go, they'll have you drink cold water. I've been told the colder, the better for making you have to pee.
On the other hand, warm water (particularly first thing in the morning) is often recommended to help relieve constipation as it helps to soften the stool.
Combine those facts with a little Friday morning punchiness, and there you go.
All water makes you pee and all water softens your stool regardless of temperature. I'm guessing they give cold water at the doctor because most people prefer to drink it that way.0 -
I umm.... the temperature affects the "route" it takes, so to speak.
Ice cold water will make you have to pee really bad, while warm water takes the other path.
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This thread got really hilarious.
Anyway. If you have to pee in a cup at the doctor's office, but you don't have to go, they'll have you drink cold water. I've been told the colder, the better for making you have to pee.
On the other hand, warm water (particularly first thing in the morning) is often recommended to help relieve constipation as it helps to soften the stool.
Combine those facts with a little Friday morning punchiness, and there you go.
Yes, this thread has gotten really hilarious.0
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