Having trouble drinking your water?

[Hastings 3]

I make my Water more palateable by chunking up a peeled cucumber, a whole lemon pouring water over it and keeping it all in the fridge. Very refreshing.

I am a fan of ginger too and I steep some peeled, chopped ginger in hot water and let it cool then add it to my water pitcher. Drinking water has always made me a little nauseous so the ginger helps, but I really like the taste of it.

[sisterc 0]

Have you tried propel or crystal light to add to your Water for flavor. These two help me and I also need a little extra to drink the water each day!

[notateechanow 7]

You know, I've never had difficulty drinking enough Water until after my 2nd fill...I've always been good at drinking at least 2-3 liters/day before surgery, but now...not so good. Thanks for the suggestions. Anything will help at this point! :crying:

[*susan* 1,709]

I am not a big fan of plain old Water either. If it weren't for crystal light, I probably wouldn't get any in.

[notateechanow 7]

I like the 4C stuff better than Crystal light...there's one in particular I've found palatable--the citrus Vitamin stick one. The reason I chose 4C (tea makers..) is because it's high in Vitamin C, even if it's not their "Vitamin" stuff. They have lemonade, fruit punch, etc....all with the day's vitamin C.

[Daisalana 33]

I prefer sugar free koolaid or unsweet tea if I'm not in a Water mood (it happens).

Cucumber and lemon at the same time? I've never heard of cucumber in Water, but I'm intrigued..

[Hastings 3]

I find it very refreshing. I get so tired of sweet things. I like the sugar free Walmart brand of drink powders, but not all the time.