uhhhh water...

I don't know how much help this is, but for me, the more I drink it, the more I want it. I start out working hard just to get six glasses in a day, and soon I'm downing three quarts most days without a thought--sometimes more. Also, you may not need a whole 8 glasses a day. 1/2 ounce per pound of body weight is plenty for most people, unless you're sweating a lot or doing super-intense workouts.

I used to be the same way! I never wanted to drink (unless it was sweet tea). I hated drinking water but I started literally carrying a water bottle with me all the time and gave myself a water goal. Instead of going straight for the 8 glasses, I started just trying to get one bottle down. Now I am up to drinking about seven or eight bottles a day. I'm not tired or "hungry" all the time like I used to be. Have you tried adding Crystal Light to your water? Most of those are really good and are only five calories. I hope this helps!

For me water doesn't really taste like anything, good or bad, I just know that it is good and it makes me feel better (or seen another way, I feel physically bad when I don't drink enough of it), so I drink it, about 2 gallons a day.

Brain is 75% water / Moderate dehydration can cause headaches and dizziness
Water is required for breathing
Regulates body temperature
Carries nutrients and oxygen to all cells in the body
Blood is 92% water
Moistens oxygen for breathing
Protects and cushions vital organs
Helps to convert food into energy
Helps body absorb nutrients
Removes waste
Bones are 22% water
Muscles are 75% water
Cushions jointsDon't really drink anything else.

Feel like this should be motivation enough Not a fan of flavored water as I feel that to take the most advantage of water it should be as free of other chemicals as possible, it shouldn't about the calories, but about how well it is able to perform its role in the body.