it depends on how strong the coffee is. if you use 1 grain of instant coffee for 0.5 L of water, then yes, it hydrates you more than it dehydrates you.
I think the only liquids you could consume that wouldn’t hydrate you are alcoholic. The dieruetic effect of caffiene is very minor and also specific to already needing to eliminate waste, and the sugar content of soda and juice isn’t high enough to cause dehydration. And even with the alcohol, it might be fine with a low percentage beverage, like beer or wine.
What about a southern sweet tea? I understand the high temperature is taken advantage of to dissolve more sugar into it (which just sounds gross to me).
You need to hydrate, homie
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does coffee count as water?
it’s not as hydrating as water, but it’s not dehydrating. for me at least.
it depends on how strong the coffee is. if you use 1 grain of instant coffee for 0.5 L of water, then yes, it hydrates you more than it dehydrates you.
Yes it does. The diuretic effects of caffeine are overrated.
I think the only liquids you could consume that wouldn’t hydrate you are alcoholic. The dieruetic effect of caffiene is very minor and also specific to already needing to eliminate waste, and the sugar content of soda and juice isn’t high enough to cause dehydration. And even with the alcohol, it might be fine with a low percentage beverage, like beer or wine.
iirc it’s something like ~2.8% ABV where it stops being hydrating.
What about a southern sweet tea? I understand the high temperature is taken advantage of to dissolve more sugar into it (which just sounds gross to me).
I’ve been starting to hear that caffeinated beverages don’t dehydrate you as much as urban legend claims.