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I work with some guys that don't drink hardly at all...maybe at 10, lunch, and 3, and they seem fine with it. I have to pour it in. It confuses the picture. Once you start sweating heavily and take a lot of water, it seems to get the cycle going.

Magnesium from food would be a lot cheaper, nuts and other things.

I get thirsty as hell too when working, but apparently you are really thirsty before you know it, with aging. Steve, thanks for posting that link to dealing with cramps. I am prone to leg cramps after a hard day.

In Asia, I know that beer sales shoot way up when the hot and wet weather kicks in. Coincides with the typhoon season.

I have heard or read that with aging, also comes you becoming less sensitive to your need for fluid intake. Becoming thirsty takes longer to appear.

I notice that after a couple cycles drinking water heavily and sweating it out, there is no odor at all. I feel cleaned out. It seems to last for another day or two as well.

If I am really sweating and guzzling water or sports drink, the way I usually do, i seldom have to pee. It seems like it all pumps out in sweat, I mean drenched. I don't know if that is good or not.

"Black urine", holy shat!

I actually like it in the summer during the rainy season, but few seem to agree.

We can all be thankful that green wood fibers have the ability to greatly elongate. One reason why dead wood or cross grain is so dangerous. I bend a lot of wood for furniture, know the sensation it gives, but holding on to a tall wippy tree while it is being strongly bent by the wind, it is a...

I can only imagine that a lot of people have climbed trees and done the work, then returned home without a second thought, not realizing how close they were to having the tree they were in earlier, do something very undesirable.