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How many calories do you burn drinking ice water?
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None.: You don't burn any calories from it. It is important to keep hydrated, especially with water. You do not gain any calories by choosing water instead of something else. So if you choose water instead of a soda, you did not gain 120 calories.
Answered 6/25/2014
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