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Nitpicking obviously, but isn't it "too late" if you're drinking when you feel thirsty (it means you're already dehydrated)? Iirc you should be drinking before
by hkmurakami 10y ago
Nitpicking obviously, but isn't it "too late" if you're drinking when you feel thirsty (it means you're already dehydrated)? Iirc you should be drinking before you feel thirsty.
- zzalpha 10y agoNo, that's also a myth: https://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/well/2016/05/09/dehydration-risks-and-myths/?referer= https://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/well/2016/05/09/dehydration... In most cases, thirst is a reliable signal that more water is needed.
- donatj 10y agoToo late? I've done that for thirty years and I'm not dead yet.
- mikestew 10y agoOur evolution has failed miserably if the calibration is that far off. Talk about your ship-stopping bugs. No, as another commenter pointed out, what you've read is bullshit.
- joncrocks 10y agoNah, just playing the long game :-) "If we prioritise for intelligence then they'll eventually just write a bash script, none of this vague hormone and 'feeling' nonsense."
- pharrington 10y agoAdding on to the other commentators, a certain type of headache is a good indication of dehydration.