There isn't a substitute for plain water. Regular, plain water as no calories, no sugar, no carbs etc... and there isn't anything else that doesnt have all that stuff. Every other drink (even drinking water with Crystal Light) has some calories, some sugar, some carbs and other stuff
Club soda isn't all that bad for you. Its just that plain drinking water (with nothing in it...not even Crystal light) is more healthier for the body because its just water and its easier for the body to put it to good use (and it could be used right away or quicker than carbonated water)
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No, protein shakes do not count towards your daily water intake. It is important to drink water separately to stay hydrated.
No, protein shakes do not count towards daily water intake as they are a separate source of hydration and nutrients. It is important to drink water separately to stay properly hydrated.
No, consuming a protein shake does not count towards your daily water intake. Water is essential for hydration and should be consumed separately from other beverages or supplements.
Consuming pre-workout supplements does not count towards your daily water intake. It is important to drink water separately to stay hydrated, as pre-workout supplements may contain ingredients that can dehydrate you.
coffee
Any liquid food count to the intake of water, only problem is that the non water part of the liquid food can be detrimental to you health like alcohol.
No, consuming protein shakes does not count towards your daily water intake. Water is essential for hydration and protein shakes do not provide the same level of hydration as plain water. It's important to drink enough water in addition to any other beverages or supplements you consume.
no - because it contains sugar and salt
No, smoothies do not count as part of your daily water intake. While they may contain water, they also have other ingredients that can affect hydration levels. It's important to drink plain water to stay properly hydrated.
In most cases, the bibliography does not count towards the page count of a written assignment.
No, the work cited does not count towards the total word count.
No, the works cited page typically does not count towards the word count of a written assignment.