Thread: What are you drinking?

Mmm I wish

.......... Coffee & Weed .....

Water and the occasional cherry Coke

scoop of whey chocolate flaver, bannana, 2 strawberries and some ice in a blender

Beer Budweiser or Long Island

Water

Few Negro Mondelo's last night and then a gin and tonic.

Now its coffee time.

10 PH re-mineralized, ionized, alkalinized water

Also this --->

Originally Posted by coolhandjames

10 PH re-mineralized, ionized, alkalinized water

Also this --->

is that urine?

^^ Negged

Originally Posted by coolhandjames

10 PH re-mineralized, ionized, alkalinized water

Also this --->

put that snake oil down.

• "Ionized water" is nothing more than sales fiction; the term is meaningless to chemists.
• Pure water (that is, water containing no dissolved ions) is too unconductive to undergo signficant electrolysis by "water ionizer" devices.
• Pure water can never be alkaline or acidic, nor can it be made so by electrolysis. Alkaline water must contain metallic ions of some kind ? most commonly, sodium, calcium or magnesium.
• The idea that one must consume alkaline water to neutralize the effects of acidic foods is ridiculous; we get rid of excess acid by exhaling carbon dioxide.
• If you do drink alkaline water, its alkalinity is quickly removed by the highly acidic gastric fluid in the stomach.
• Uptake of water occurs mainly in the intestine, not in the stomach. But when stomach contents enter the intestine, they are neutralized and made alkaline by the pancreatic secretions ? so all the water you drink eventually becomes alkaline anyway.
• The claims about the health benefits of drinking alkaline water are not supported by credible scientific evidence.
• "Ionized"/alkaline water is falsely claimed to be an anti-oxidant. It is actually an oxidizing agent, as can be seen by its ability to decolorize iodine
• There is nothing wrong with drinking slightly acidic waters such as rainwater. "Body pH" is a meaningless concept; different parts of the body (and even of individual cells) can have widely different pH values. The pH of drinking water has zero effect on that of the blood or of the body's cells.
• If you really want to de-acidify your stomach (at the possible cost of interfering with protein digestion), why spend hundreds of dollars for an electrolysis device when you can take calcium-magnesium pills, Alka-Seltzer or Milk of Magnesia?
• Electrolysis devices are generally worthless for treating water for health enhancement, removal of common impurities, disinfection, and scale control. Claims that "ionized" waters are antioxidants are untrue; hypochlorites (present in most such waters) are in fact oxidizing agents.
• Claims that "water ionizers are approved for use in Japanese hospitals" are misleading: these "approvals" merely attest to the machines' safety ? that they will not electrocute you! My understanding is that the Japanese Health Ministry is highly critical of therapeutic claims made for alkaline water.

buying a "water ionizer" is a very expensive way of obtaining a solution that you could in principle make yourself by diluting some laundry bleach, and perhaps adjusting the pH by adding a weak acid such as lemon juice. But would you want to drink this "eau de Clorox"? Don't try this at home!

water, sometimes coffee - no alcohol... my liver gets enough stress from gear!

Originally Posted by Little Wing

put that snake oil down.

• "Ionized water" is nothing more than sales fiction; the term is meaningless to chemists.
• Pure water (that is, water containing no dissolved ions) is too unconductive to undergo signficant electrolysis by "water ionizer" devices.
• Pure water can never be alkaline or acidic, nor can it be made so by electrolysis. Alkaline water must contain metallic ions of some kind ? most commonly, sodium, calcium or magnesium.
• The idea that one must consume alkaline water to neutralize the effects of acidic foods is ridiculous; we get rid of excess acid by exhaling carbon dioxide.
• If you do drink alkaline water, its alkalinity is quickly removed by the highly acidic gastric fluid in the stomach.
• Uptake of water occurs mainly in the intestine, not in the stomach. But when stomach contents enter the intestine, they are neutralized and made alkaline by the pancreatic secretions ? so all the water you drink eventually becomes alkaline anyway.
• The claims about the health benefits of drinking alkaline water are not supported by credible scientific evidence.
• "Ionized"/alkaline water is falsely claimed to be an anti-oxidant. It is actually an oxidizing agent, as can be seen by its ability to decolorize iodine
• There is nothing wrong with drinking slightly acidic waters such as rainwater. "Body pH" is a meaningless concept; different parts of the body (and even of individual cells) can have widely different pH values. The pH of drinking water has zero effect on that of the blood or of the body's cells.
• If you really want to de-acidify your stomach (at the possible cost of interfering with protein digestion), why spend hundreds of dollars for an electrolysis device when you can take calcium-magnesium pills, Alka-Seltzer or Milk of Magnesia?
• Electrolysis devices are generally worthless for treating water for health enhancement, removal of common impurities, disinfection, and scale control. Claims that "ionized" waters are antioxidants are untrue; hypochlorites (present in most such waters) are in fact oxidizing agents.
• Claims that "water ionizers are approved for use in Japanese hospitals" are misleading: these "approvals" merely attest to the machines' safety ? that they will not electrocute you! My understanding is that the Japanese Health Ministry is highly critical of therapeutic claims made for alkaline water.

^^^ Sexy when she does research.

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black

2 gin and t's tonight,got dizzy and made a cup of tea.

Well, I'm at it again. Still vodka and redbull, but may switch up to rum and coke here shortly. Definitely need a 30 day sobriety starting Jan 1.

Melted M-Sten down and going to inject it

Black coffee.

And my fair share of tap water, Coke Zero, Diet Snapple...

Tried a rum + redbull last night. Definitely a favorite, but I usually go for guinness.

Originally Posted by Calves of Steel

Tried a rum + redbull last night. Definitely a favorite, but I usually go for guinness.

I'll have to try that. Guinness is good but too low of alcohol.

Originally Posted by Curt James

Black coffee.

likes his coffee like he likes his women, drunk and fat

Samuel smiths oatmeal stout.

got a 1.5L of Jack from a secret santa so i been having that with some coke and pepsi yum!

Ummmmm right now I'm drinking kahulaa and coffee with KristaLeigh


Don't quit before the pain hits!!

Mmmm Kahlua...liquid amazing

Originally Posted by kristaleigh

Mmmm Kahlua...liquid amazing

Damn!! It's heaven in my mouth lol


Don't quit before the pain hits!!