No, that's probably BS.
They don't eat brown rice in Asia.
Only westerners eat it because they health gurus told them it was healthier than white rice.
But I think it's very difficult for the body to digest brown rice.
Nah, I'm on board with Putin.
Ban transgender surgery.
Who are you do decide you should have been born a different gender? God?
Confused? Identity crisis? They should force people into psychotherapy.
Putin banned transgenders ie sex changes.
And apparently he's the evil dictator. They still have family values and are not pushing all these crazy agendas on children.
Ok, so we may need to narrow it down.
Tell us which bars you like to hang out and we'll do some reconnaissance and let you know if there are any Germans, low life Brits, or drunk morons or freelancers there.
Ok, thanks.
I'll take a look at the link.
But I don't think most people are outside in the blistering heat all day.
I think most people are in their AC when it's really hot.
But I'll consider it.
One doctor I came across said about 3 liters per day.
5 may be too much, but anyway I ain't gonna pull out the science.
5 is definitely too much for me. I have never felt the need to drink that much water in one day. I probably couldn't if I tried.
800 ml per hour every single hour? how many liters is that per day? can you do the math for me? i'm too lazy.
i think the most recent amount I came across based on latest science is roughly 3 liters per day. and yes, if you're sweating all day, it may be more. but are you outside all day in the blistering heat sweating? you're not inside in AC most of the day?
there's such a thing as too little water and too much. 0.8 liters per hour sounds like too much to me.
Can't remember what the limit for water intake that the body can handle is.
It's either around 1 liter per hour or maybe even a little less ie 0.8 liters/hour
Probably best to drink throughout the day rather than large amounts at once.
Sorry to sound like the grim reaper, dudes.
But should you be concerned about arsenic levels in rice?
Is it safe to eat daily?
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/arsenic-in-rice
Arsenic in Rice: Should You Be Concerned?
Yes. There is no doubt about it, arsenic in rice is a problem.
This may pose a health risk to those who eat rice every day in considerable amounts.
This mainly applies to people with rice-based diets.
(and arsenic is connected to various diseases ... cancer .. diabetes ...)