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If I recall correctly beer is hydrating, but that statement discounts the effect alcolhol has on vasopressin, which is an anti-diuretic hormone, which is why different people lose water to varying degrees.
This is why we need Bloodninja back. |
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Think I read the water content in beer KOs the alcoholic tendency to dehydrate. Martingale could it be that you snack on savoury stuff when downing beers? |
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I don't drink that much beer now, usually it is after I play soccer, is that why? |
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Don't know mgale. Some swear by beer after sports, I tend to like water but I don't know. Is it conceivable that beer is better than water? Probably not.
Apropos, here's a nice beer if you're in Netherlands
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Thanks dude, your picture is gigantic, it is skuumkoppe? |
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Yeah I figured it was huge I'll fix it when I get home. Yes skummkoppe: just think scum cop. It means foamy head, I think. |
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Maybe try e-cigs, gum or smokeless tobacco? The bad part of smoking is inhaling smoldering organic compounds. Nicotine itself is, at worst, mostly harmless. At best, the evidence keeps mounting that it is strongly protective against Alzheimers, Parkinson's, dementia and age-related cognitive decline. Either way substituting cigarettes for any smoke-free alternative is a huge win. |
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Two forms of 'baccy I like:
Snus (the Swedish stuff, not the American stuff) Nasal snuff (Fribourg & Treyer varieties anyway; same nose candy as Lord Byron used)
Supposedly it is the amines in fermented tobacco that gives you cancer when you put it in your mouth. Neither of these varieties is fermented, and Scandinavians (who use snus in some huge ratio) have no more cancers than anybody else. |
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last time I tried the chewing stuff the nicotine rush was so intense I almost fainted. maybe it was psychological? |
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Probably not. My wife tried chewing gum containing nicotine during a flight and ignored the hints regarding how long to chew and when to pause. She smokes 30 cigs a day, yet got seasick pretty fast. |
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A dude on my team chomps these nicotine soaked toothpicks. Every blue moon I chomp one for a pick-me-up. Nothing wrong with flogging those nicotinic acetylcholine receptors from time to time. |
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don't think jslade was talkn' bout nicotine chewing gum and nicotine drenched toothpicks. I'm guessing he means tabaki- the real tobacco guys chew, like baseball players and shit. lil bit under the lip. I actually do sort of like it but its a huge rush. huge. I find it more intense than the synthetic stuff, but those are pretty heavy too. |
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