The Great Water Debate

[Anonymous No.13335713]

What temperature is best for drinking water?

[Anonymous No.13335733]

>>13335713
Hitler was known for only drinking lukewarm or ambient temperature water for the sake of digestion.

[Anonymous No.13335739]

>>13335713
Certainly not with ice if actually wanting to digest food.

[Anonymous No.13335753]

>>13335713
Literally just above freezing.

[Anonymous No.13335755]

>>13335739
>t. An actual boomer

[Anonymous No.13335853]

[Anonymous No.13336881]

Its either too cold or too hot for me. Who cares anyway, the water is no good here.

[Anonymous No.13337374]

Room temperature is better for digestion, but nothin beats a nice cold glass of water on a hot day!

[Anonymous No.13337385]

>>13335713
Your body absorbs room temperature better. Cool isn’t bad during 105F summer to control body core temperature.

[Anonymous No.13337560]

>>13335713
I put a bottle in the freezer all night and i drink it as it thaws.

[Anonymous No.13337685]

>>13335739
>>13335733
>digestion
Explain

[Anonymous No.13337720]

Best would probably be body temperature.
The stomach enzymes are probably designed to work best around 37°C. Also 0 joule lost to heat up the ol acid bag.

[Anonymous No.13338962]

>>13337560
Based

[Anonymous No.13339978]

>>13335713
as cold as possible. I actually put a little anti-freeze in my water so can get it sub-zero without turning it into ice

[Anonymous No.13340020]

>>13337685
not the same anon and no idea Hitler did that but in asia they told me that lukewarm water helps the cultivation of a healthy bacterial gut...

But to be fair it seems every country i live in ends up having its "tradition in modern medicine". In europe they told me to eat rice for health, in asia they tell me to eat unsalted crackers...

Morale of the story: drink water at outdoor temperature of the place your race came from. Scandinavians didnt drink 100degF water, africans didnt drink 20deg...

[Anonymous No.13340060]

>>13340020
If someone says to do something "for your health", or more old fashioned, "for your constitution" with no further elaboration or reasoning, it's as likely as not to just old wives' tales.
Not to say all old-timey remedies are BS, traditions usually form for good reason (at least in the countries I care about).

[Anonymous No.13340172]

>>13340060
Well, I mean, his Asian hocuspocus approach was wrong, but the benefit in drinking room temperature water is that your body doesn't need to expend as much energy in bringing it up to internal body temperature. Overly cold or overly hot water can stress the stomach lining, but it only really causes severe issues in people with gastroenteritis or ulcers. The water has usually reached its optimum temperature by the time it's released into the duodenum.
Pure speculation from here on out, but I'm sure that Hitler, like any politician in a position of massive control and power, suffered heavily from stress and nerves, and likely did whatever he could to avoid indigestion. Lukewarm water, light meals spread throughout the day, and an aversion to fatty meats. He was known as an opportunistic vegetarian out of principle, and while he wouldn't personally request meat, he would eat it if he was served to him.

[Anonymous No.13340184]

>avoids drinking godtier thiest quenching ice cold water because of muh dye jest shun
why are you faggots so feeble?
/ck/ is literally the unhealthiest board

[Anonymous No.13340186]

Anything below room temperature.

[Anonymous No.13340199]

>>13340184
>frogposter
>is retarded
Checks out.

[Anonymous No.13340202]

">frogposter"
">is retarded"
"Checks out."

[Anonymous No.13340207]

for me, it's room temperature, high PH reverse osmosis water.

[Anonymous No.13340212]

>13340202
Wow, (You) sure showed him an assload of board culture there. Do you have a Twitter I can follow you on? I love your vibrant and varied memery!

[Anonymous No.13340213]

4C The exact point when the water undergoes a density inversion.

[Anonymous No.13340221]

>>13340172
That makes sense. Thanks for the informative post.

[Anonymous No.13340851]

>>13335713
whatever temp it comes out of the tap at. Or at room temp if its been sitting in a water bottle (plastic) all day

[Anonymous No.13341179]

>>13335713
I like fridge temperature best.

Ice cold when hungover.

[Anonymous No.13342310]

Room temperature water is maximum refreshment.

[Anonymous No.13342348]

>>13335713
9,4 graden celcius

[Anonymous No.13342408]

>>13337385
>Your body absorbs room temperature better
Proof? Source?

[Anonymous No.13342415]

>>13335713
I used to like it ice cold, but over time, I have realized that a point between room temperature and ice cold is optimal, although I don’t know the exact temperature. Probably something around 5-8 degrees celsius

[Anonymous No.13342735]

>>13335713
room temperature in the morning so I can guzzle it down real quick upon waking. cold any other time.