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Kidney stones are rising among children and teens, especially girls, research shows
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My guess is people basically don't drink enough water. I had a girlfriend who every week or so, would say "wow, I have a headache..." so I'd ask, when was the last time you drank some water? Oh good idea, she'd say, I'll drink some water. Then "Wow, I feel so much better!". But then a week later, "wow, I have a headache..." My current gf rarely drinks anything besides Diet Pepsi or wine. I have no idea how she survives.
Also had a roommate with 8/12 year old kids who would not drink water under any circumstances. I grew up drinking water from the tap and thinking that was fine... I'm not sure if it's just a perception that tap water is worse now or if it's true, but people can always get a tap filter or a filtered pitcher. It just seems people are conditioned to drink things from cans and bottles which typically are not that hydrating.
People think tap is gross. I have a well that I test every year and make sure my water is pristine. I only drink out of the tap as does my family, but I still have to have bottled water for guests who completely turn their nose up at it no matter what I say.
In some places the tap water is decidedly less pleasant than others. What gets me is the people that think the tap water is gross about places with wonderful tap water.
Oh 100%. I’m iffy on tap water in a lot of places.
But in general, lots of people just don’t drink enough water and it’s wild that people don’t get it.
Oh I agree. I try to give people benefit of the doubt, but I live in a place with a reputation for really good water and still run into people that don't drink it.