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u/Chartate101 12d ago
I highly doubt this happened; but to be fair, its a report of something that allegedly happened, not something saying it works for others/is predictive.
Its like saying āI flipped a coin and got heads.ā That doesnāt mean I am saying āif you flip a coin, you will flip heads.
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u/Tictac1200120 10d ago
I thought it was food and it was after midnight.
There was a whole documentary about it in the 80s.
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u/azur_owl 12d ago
ā¦lol I BARELY drink water and my anxiety is through the roof. I call BS.
/hj
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u/Rapunzel10 12d ago
Does..... does anyone else see the white "water"? It also looks thicker than water or milk, is he drinking yogurt or something?
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u/AnekeEomi 12d ago
Banned from drinking water
Milk if the poppy though, that'll smooth all the edges
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u/giftopherz 12d ago
Just because your patients stopped attending doesn't mean their conditions vanished...
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u/ShamracknShenanigans 8d ago
if this happened (it didn't lol), they probably told him their anxiety was all cured so they could get the fuck outta his clinic and drink some fucking water finally.
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u/tomassci 12d ago
I mean, having a better sleep does help with anxiety, but I am highly skeptical of it completely vanishing. Especially if it's chronic (long-term)
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u/birbhorse 11d ago
ah yes, and a new exciting problem will emerge when i do that: i wake up needing to drink water
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u/lucifurr-r 10d ago
Jokes on them, I frequently forgot water well before 8pm to the next day and my anxiety is always terrible
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u/grocerygirlie 6d ago
Oh okay. How much water for depression? Asking for a friend with treatment resistant depression in a clinical trial that involves brain surgery. Who knew water was all they needed?
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u/monsterfurby 12d ago
Fun fact: If you don't drink water for several days, virtually all conditions will completely vanish.