Monday, August 22, 2005
Is There Something Wrong ...
...with using an iced coffee to wash down one's supplements?
Really, I'm just curious. I've been doing this off and on for a while now, but it only struck me today that it might seem a tad ... oh, I don't know ... in the wrong spirit? Counter-productive?
Or, perhaps, one could consider caffiene to be a vital nutrient, so it it perfectly natural to use a swig of coffee when swallowing a vitamin.
Any comments on this?
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2 comments:
Vitamins seem to be a natural healthy thing to do. Coffee is neither of those to me, so I would think it is wrong. Actually it also sounds gross too. Lastly, you can save money if you just use water (and not bottled either).
I get what you are saying about natural and healthy (although coffee beans do grow naturally) ... but what about free coffee? At least, that so-called 'free to me' coffee that is available in the office.
I can't support you on the gross statement though. Vitamins really have no taste as they go down, and I'm getting used to the taste of coffee. It could even be that I enjoy it.
Oh, and you're right about avoiding bottled water. At least, purchasing a bottle of water. I just fill up my own travel bottle. That's been working out pretty well for me.
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