Anonymous
Post 01/28/2023 09:21     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Of course. Who is counting your water anyway?
Anonymous
Post 01/28/2023 09:18     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
This is the most absurd thread I have read all day. I’m dumber for reading it and can’t believe this is what we are spending our time fighting about. I will now go drink my third tumbler of water, ice, and a splash of cranberry juice and put my brain to some better use. But first I’ll judge myself for taking the time to write this reply.
Anonymous
Post 01/28/2023 09:08     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:Water is not a diuretic. So yes, it still counts 100% as water.

Coffee (caffeine) is a diuretic yet experts claim the water from coffee still counts.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 22:57     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
The water still counts for water intake.

And the calories from the juice still count as calorie intake.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 22:42     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Water is not a diuretic. So yes, it still counts 100% as water.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:52     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It definitely counts to your fluid intake. However, if you are dieting those are calories you could spend actually eating something nutritious. I add propel packets to my water. That also makes me drink a lot and is zero calories. Some people get fussed over the sucralose in it, but it has no ill effects on me.

You all never cease to amaze. Drinking some kind of franken-food is better than a little splash of OJ?


Right? I don't add juice to my water, but there's no way that a little splash of actual fruit juice is that many calories or clearly worse for you than fake sugar.


Jeez, you all need to learn to read. It is a fatloss strategy. I never said there was anything wrong with OJ. Just that if you are already not consuming very many calories, it is not wise to drink them.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:51     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes its still water. That said OJ is evil. Basically mainlining sugar. Stop it 100%.


Yikes, what's wrong with your genetics that your body can't handle a little bit of orange juice lol? That sucks

Do you not eat oranges, PP? OJ often has no added sugar. People are off their rockers today.


eating an orange is vastly different from drinking OJ. But go right on ahead. Mainline it...allll day long!


+1. It never ceases to amaze me how some people lack a basic understanding of nutrition. The juice is nature's way of getting you to eat the orange...which has fiber. Drinking orange juice is no better than drinking soda. You are just giving yourself a sugar high.


I can't decide who's worse: someone who thinks that a splash of juice heavily diluted in water is "no better than drinking soda" or "mainlining sugar," or someone who thinks that a splash of juice renders water no longer water.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:50     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It definitely counts to your fluid intake. However, if you are dieting those are calories you could spend actually eating something nutritious. I add propel packets to my water. That also makes me drink a lot and is zero calories. Some people get fussed over the sucralose in it, but it has no ill effects on me.

You all never cease to amaze. Drinking some kind of franken-food is better than a little splash of OJ?


Right? I don't add juice to my water, but there's no way that a little splash of actual fruit juice is that many calories or clearly worse for you than fake sugar.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:45     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:It definitely counts to your fluid intake. However, if you are dieting those are calories you could spend actually eating something nutritious. I add propel packets to my water. That also makes me drink a lot and is zero calories. Some people get fussed over the sucralose in it, but it has no ill effects on me.

You all never cease to amaze. Drinking some kind of franken-food is better than a little splash of OJ?
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:26     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Nothing wrong with a little 100% orange juice. Just read those labels.

https://www.appleandeve.com/our-juices/juice/100-juice-orange-juice-slim/
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:18     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes its still water. That said OJ is evil. Basically mainlining sugar. Stop it 100%.


Yikes, what's wrong with your genetics that your body can't handle a little bit of orange juice lol? That sucks

Do you not eat oranges, PP? OJ often has no added sugar. People are off their rockers today.


eating an orange is vastly different from drinking OJ. But go right on ahead. Mainline it...allll day long!


+1. It never ceases to amaze me how some people lack a basic understanding of nutrition. The juice is nature's way of getting you to eat the orange...which has fiber. Drinking orange juice is no better than drinking soda. You are just giving yourself a sugar high.

A splash of juice is hardly the equivalent of soda. Seriously. A tablespoon of juice isn't going to give you a sugar high.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2023 14:17     Subject: If I add a splash of OJ to my water, does it still count?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes its still water. That said OJ is evil. Basically mainlining sugar. Stop it 100%.


Yikes, what's wrong with your genetics that your body can't handle a little bit of orange juice lol? That sucks

Do you not eat oranges, PP? OJ often has no added sugar. People are off their rockers today.


eating an orange is vastly different from drinking OJ. But go right on ahead. Mainline it...allll day long!


+1. It never ceases to amaze me how some people lack a basic understanding of nutrition. The juice is nature's way of getting you to eat the orange...which has fiber. Drinking orange juice is no better than drinking soda. You are just giving yourself a sugar high.