Question About Tea
candyliquor
Posts: 27
Hello! I have a weird question that I'm sure this is a dumb and has been answered before, but I'm too lazy to look up. Would adding tea also add onto my water intake for the day? I thought it /might/ since tea is basically like, 95% water anyway, but I wasn't sure so I thought I'd ask! I've been drinking tea (or starting to) but I haven't been counting it toward my daily water intake at the bottom of my food log page. Thank you!
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Yes - I'm boiling the kettle for a cup of Twinnings Irish Breakfast as I type this. Tea is water, coffee is water, milk is water, beer is water etc.........some just have more calories than others.0
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Wonderful! Thank you so much! I will be sure to start adding my tea and coffee to the water section as well. It certainly makes drinking water easier! After awhile water tastes too plain for me.0
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My herbalist would say yes... but I beg to differ.
Tea is a diuretic, and has some other interesting properties, so it makes a different action on your body than drinking water.
That's my opinion, I don't log it as water.
I've seen people on here log everything, soda, crystal light, beer, whatever goes as water because in their eyes it's mostly liquid.
I like to have an accurate count of water intake because of regularity issues.
That's just me.
It's your journal, use it however you please.0
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