counting green tea as water
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staceyb2003
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Would you? I made some green tea today and I was wondering if any of you count it as your water?
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Only if you drink it.
Seriously, whatever you drink "counts" as water, no matter what mental games you want to play, or things you've been told. If it's liquid, and you drink it, your body gets hydrated by it, and that's all it cares about, it doesn't matter ifs it's plain water, tea, coffee, soda, juice, milk, whatever.0 -
If its made from a hot cup of water and a tea bag then yea i count it but if its out of a bottle from the 7-11 then no because i dont know what else has been added to it!0
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I count herbal teas as water but I don't count coffee as I heard it can actually make you more dehydrated if you have too much0
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I count the water I use in my chamomile tea0
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As long as I don't sweeten it (which I rarely do), I count it as water.0
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I consider green/white/red/herbal/caffine free teas to be water, black tea I add milk and sugar to plus it has caffine so I don't!0
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I wouldn't count it unless it's caffeine free. Anything with caffeine acts as a diuretic!0
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Only if you drink it.
oh, and yes, ... caffeine free0 -
I do...it's a cup of hot water with a tea bag...if nothing is added, count it!0
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I do! I drink (store bought) diet green tea by the half gallon! Its basically just water with added herbs.0
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I wouldn't count it unless it's caffeine free. Anything with caffeine acts as a diuretic!
Truth! Almost any drink I would say counts as water except for those containing caffiene!0 -
Would you? I made some green tea today and I was wondering if any of you count it as your water?0
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It was a cup of water before you put the tea bag in it....
I log it as water. I just make sure to drink "real" water, too.0 -
I wouldn't count it unless it's caffeine free. Anything with caffeine acts as a diuretic!
Truth! Almost any drink I would say counts as water except for those containing caffiene!
Not true...most tea actually hydrates. I heard this once and started researching it (because I love green tea) and sure enough it's not a diuretic and doesn't dehydrate you unless you drink 400+ mg/day.
http://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/does-tea-hydrate-or-dehydrate-you/0 -
I count tea as water.0
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My dietitian says as a general rule not to count it if it has caffeine in it.0
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I wouldn't count it unless it's caffeine free. Anything with caffeine acts as a diuretic!
WATER is a diuretic. Diuretic has nothing to do with dehydration. All a diuretic does is help eliminate excess water. Can this myth please die?0 -
I count all liquids as water. Especially something as insipid as green te!0
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I would not do it! Coz "Water" is water! No matter what!0
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I count it I drink a lot in the winter, so I for sure always count it as water0
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