...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?
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).
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI 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.