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I really got sick of drinking water to the point I do t want to drink water, electrolytes I can only handle so much, I love drinking coffee but I guess 2.5 pots a day is too much especially when you work overnight 12 hour shifts.

I hardly drink alcohol, I do t want to drink broth all day, is there another option

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4 hours ago, 1ino said:

I really got sick of drinking water to the point I do t want to drink water, electrolytes I can only handle so much, I love drinking coffee but I guess 2.5 pots a day is too much especially when you work overnight 12 hour shifts.

I hardly drink alcohol, I do t want to drink broth all day, is there another option

You can do what you want but when you're drinking that much coffee along with an occasional drink (not sure of your hardly drinking).

I come from 2 5ths a day to realizing it's doing nothing but poisoning me.

Coffee, I use to think I needed it, especially like takin a 30 min drive to the city I needed to have 2 12 oz redbull .

Since starting carnivore, coffee tastes good but I don't need it for working. 0 alcohol for 4.5 years and I cannot drink water without

my Redmond Real Salt added.

I'm a 2 cup of coffee / day if I remember but I don't freak out or worry if I don't have it.

It's more psychoscematic IMO than anything else for most people.

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comment_12555
6 hours ago, 1ino said:

I guess 2.5 pots a day is too much

You have guessed right! As a coffee lover, this is quite a concerning amount. It's a diaredic, now you need even more of that pesky water! Keep tweaking your needs and wants and I am sure you'll find harmony.

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I’m strictly a water drinker. I don’t go anywhere, hardly, without my tumbler of water. I live in Texas and I spend a lot of time out in the heat and water is very important to me as it should be to all carnivores. As carnivores we don’t retain water like we did previously eating SAD.
When I first became a carnivore I drank coffee every morning (3 cups). Shortly into my journey I lost my taste for it. I have no idea why but I just did.
I then started drinking tea because I still wanted that caffeine kick in the morning. I drank tea for a year and then decided that I didn’t want any stimulants going into my body so I stopped the tea. It was just part of my journey to clean myself of all non nutritional things in my life.
I do not put any flavorings in my water but I will put some salt in it when I know I’m going to be working in the heat all day. My only indulgence is I like ice in my water. I practicality crave it.
I basically only eat what I need and only drink what I need. I need meat and I need water and nothing else.


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