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‎02-25-2018 23:51

‎02-25-2018 23:51

Can water-like fluids be included here as well as pure water, such as decaffeinated tea and coffee, tonic water, cup-a-soups etc?

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‎02-26-2018 04:44

‎02-26-2018 04:44

Hi @LaurelSayer. The decision of what to include in water consumption is personal. For myself, I discussed it with my doctor and read various articles online and decided to include only water and drinks that do NOT contain carbonation, sugar, caffeine or salt. These are hydrating drinks. From your list, I would not include tonic water (sugar) or cup-a-soups (tend to be high in sodium). 

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‎02-26-2018 04:44

‎02-26-2018 04:44

Hi @LaurelSayer. The decision of what to include in water consumption is personal. For myself, I discussed it with my doctor and read various articles online and decided to include only water and drinks that do NOT contain carbonation, sugar, caffeine or salt. These are hydrating drinks. From your list, I would not include tonic water (sugar) or cup-a-soups (tend to be high in sodium). 

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‎02-26-2018 04:58

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‎02-26-2018 04:58

Thanks for that guidance. Incidentally, how do I amend my posted discription (I see you are described as a 'Cross country runner')

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