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No studies required darkoz you can work it out with maths.
To heat water up 1 calorie of energy is required per gram per degree temp.
So iced vs room temp is about 20 degrees. 2lt of water is
1 x 20 x 2000 = 40000 calories.
Calories we measure food in are actually kilocalories.
Therefore drinking 2 liters of iced water instead of room temp burns 40 Calories extra per day.
Not enough to get me excited about but others might.
Thinking about this the full effect would only be there when you are already very cold. At normal temperatures your body is already trying to lose excess heat so drinking cold water is going to do basically nothing. In very hot weather it will probably make you burn less calories than room temp.
No studies required darkoz you can work it out with maths.
To heat water up 1 calorie of energy is required per gram per degree temp.
So iced vs room temp is about 20 degrees. 2lt of water is
1 x 20 x 2000 = 40000 calories.
Calories we measure food in are actually kilocalories.
Therefore drinking 2 liters of iced water instead of room temp burns 40 Calories extra per day.
Not enough to get me excited about but others might.
Thinking about this the full effect would only be there when you are already very cold. At normal temperatures your body is already trying to lose excess heat so drinking cold water is going to do basically nothing. In very hot weather it will probably make you burn less calories than room temp.
It would be a pain in the arse lugging around ice water, but the idea of keeping as cool as possible, rather than overheated, means the body is going to better get rid of fat cells.
So if youre really keen on losing fat and maintianing muscle tissue...jumping into a cold bath or shower directly after a workout will serve you better than sitting in a sauna, hot shower or bath.
It would be a pain in the arse lugging around ice water, but the idea of keeping as cool as possible, rather than overheated, means the body is going to better get rid of fat cells.
So if youre really keen on losing fat and maintianing muscle tissue...jumping into a cold bath or shower directly after a workout will serve you better than sitting in a sauna, hot shower or bath.
Apparently in Asian (Chinese I think) cultures they say drinking warm water is good for you - I think it's to do with digestion or something and for chicks on the rag..?
Apparently in Asian (Chinese I think) cultures they say drinking warm water is good for you - I think it's to do with digestion or something and for chicks on the rag..?