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Is lukewarm water better for your digestive track and weight loss than cold water?
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Yes: It is thought that it is unwise to drink cold water with or shortly after meals as that might interfere with digestion, but warm water may help digestion! 2 glasses of warm water before meals may help with weight loss.See http://www.Naturalnews.Com/033731_digestion_drinking_water.Html ; http://www.Fitday.Com/fitness-articles/nutrition/healthy-eating/ice-water-and-digestion.Html.
Answered 12/10/2013
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