Something that i can use to replace water

Question

i don't drink water i dislike it big time, n i don't rele like the flavoured water so whats something i can drink instead that's like water cuz we need water but i just cant handle the taste of it.

Answer 1

juice...orange apple etc...milk?

I am really surprised...what have you been drinking throughout your life if you dislike water so much?  

Answer 2

how can you not like water its like the most essential thing you can put into your mouth to survive.  suck it up!

Answer 3

I'm with you - I have NO interest in drinking water. Just not exciting enough for me. Ignore all the wives tales and zealots who think it has to be water, but liquid is liquid. Drink when you get thirsty and you'll be fine.

Here's a quote from the site listed as my source - you should check out the whole article. I've also listed a 2nd site with additional information and citations.

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All fluids count. The popular papers left “little doubt” that most advocates of the 8 glasses of water a day mean to convey that people should drink water per se, and specifically exclude caffeinated or sweetened drinks from the daily count. But this is a misperception, he wrote. He found strong scientific evidence that all fluids count, including water, coffee, tea, soft drinks, milk, juices and beer.

Dehydrating caffeine myth. Similarly, he found that recent experiments have “cast serious doubt on the often asserted diuretic role of caffeinated drinks,” he said. Caffeine had no significant effects on any of the variables that measure dehydration in one such study conducted at the Center for Human Nutrition in Omaha, for example, and the investigators concluded that “advising people to disregard caffeinated beverages as part of the daily fluid intake is not substantiated.” The diuretic effect of caffeine in drinks and moderate alcohol is trivial compared to the amount of water they contain.