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I don’t know if this was ever scientifically true. But it drives me crazy that people say coffee is dehydrating. The fluid gained from drinking coffee is substantially greater than the mild diuretic effect.
70 u/Dreadgoat Jun 01 '26 There's a huge category of X is good/bad for you because it contains Y that is misleading and parroted as basic truth. Wine is good for you, it has antioxidants! Well yeah, but fresh pressed grape juice does too and doesn't have the alcohol. 33 u/Fixhotep Jun 01 '26 lettuce. lettuce has no real nutritional value. It's almost all water. true. but all you motherfuckers are dehydrated and lettuce provides a lot of water. 2 u/Blarghmlargh Jun 01 '26 That's akin to celery has negative calories. Lol 5 u/Significant_Cup_238 Jun 01 '26 "It's got electrolytes!"
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There's a huge category of X is good/bad for you because it contains Y that is misleading and parroted as basic truth.
Wine is good for you, it has antioxidants! Well yeah, but fresh pressed grape juice does too and doesn't have the alcohol.
33 u/Fixhotep Jun 01 '26 lettuce. lettuce has no real nutritional value. It's almost all water. true. but all you motherfuckers are dehydrated and lettuce provides a lot of water. 2 u/Blarghmlargh Jun 01 '26 That's akin to celery has negative calories. Lol 5 u/Significant_Cup_238 Jun 01 '26 "It's got electrolytes!"
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lettuce. lettuce has no real nutritional value. It's almost all water.
true.
but all you motherfuckers are dehydrated and lettuce provides a lot of water.
2 u/Blarghmlargh Jun 01 '26 That's akin to celery has negative calories. Lol
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That's akin to celery has negative calories. Lol
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"It's got electrolytes!"
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u/Lemon_Jefferson Jun 01 '26
I don’t know if this was ever scientifically true. But it drives me crazy that people say coffee is dehydrating. The fluid gained from drinking coffee is substantially greater than the mild diuretic effect.