What do you guys drink? (Page 2 of 3)

"theres a fungus among us!"

that looks very interesting, i love mushrooms and so this sounds good too

well in the morning afternoon and evening (before each meal) i drink about 2-8 oz. of aloe vera juice, and throughout the day distilled water, bout 20oz i guess. 1-2 cups of green tea daily. I used to drink Green Magma too, but that has been getting too expensive for me now. Makes me wonder if i'm spending all this money on health products for naught....but then again, i'd probably be spending it on more dark lagers (maudite, Guinness too, damn good!), shiraz, sauvignon blancs, pinot griogio's or the like. All of which i still drink.

From personal experience, I'd rather drink aloevera/greentea/magma than not.
My body does have more energy and i don't feel so bogged down from a night of drinking the other stuff.
But so damn expensive! All of it is...i should meditate more.

ah well, not dead yet  =)

gatorade when the sun is out, if it's sweet, one is dehydrated. Beer of all types when the sun is down. Not too much, so one stays out of the loo.

I live off of Mountain Dew. While I feel my 4 years of it taking a tole on my stomache it doesn't stop me cause no other drink does the job.

No other drink I found can be used as an apetite supressant like the Dew.

Wow, glad you liked it!   I double checked the ingredients and sure enough..there's vanilla added in.  Well no WONDER it has that buttery "almost vanilla" quality to it that I was mentioning!    haha  Good stuff though.

"Frenzy bean amigo"...that's funny, I like it.    Yeah, for me, I'm glad I got back off the coffee again. It was not agreeing with me anymore.  I'm all about tea mania now.  What I like is that teas give me a nice little boost, but without the headaches and sick feeling that coffee would give me.   Coffee, due to the caffeine, is also an appetite suppressant in a major way.  So I'd drink coffee then not feel like eating.   I know, I know, in our skinny-obsessed culture this is supposed to be a good thing, but to me it's bad.  I need to eat, dammit!     

Plus, there are (supposedly) anti-oxidant benefits to many teas, which is another plus to go the tea route.   I can't verify this though.  Guess we gotta just take "their" word for it!

Wanted to comment on this.........could you elaborate on how you do this?   Montalk made some magnetized "vortex water" and I would SWEAR this stuff gave me this really neat feeling positive energy boost.  It was like nothing I'd experienced from a drink before.   I wasn't expecting it either.  I drank the cup of water, then went back to clacking away on the computer, forgetting about it.  Within about 5 - 7 minutes of drinking the water I stopped what I was doing and looked around, noticing that I felt "very different."   Just really positive and "lighter."   That would be a good word for it.  Positive and light.   All from running water through a blender (the vortex) with magnets attached to the sides.  And a dash of colloidal gold thrown in as well.   Who would have thought!

Yes, in fact I have about five gallons of it bubbling away right now. May be ready today!

I personally love coffee, and Turkish is SOOOO! good. But I do love all different kinds. There is a local, smalltime, family owned coffee bean retailer where you can buy green beans and roast them yourself or have them roasted by "Stan the man", the proprietor. Who BTW makes the best  cappuccino, espresso, latte, etc. I am serious about this. His level of knowledge about coffees and how to brew them is up there with top wine connisseurs. It is like walking into another world when you go to his place, Baba Boudan's. Anyway, there was a point when I was drinking coffee like water, but after a numbers of years I am happy to say I have managed to find an unforced moderation with coffee so that about once a week I am still able to enjoy it without getting heavy into addiction with it and the ensuing headaches and irritability. Now, I drink alot of tea and water more than anything. Some juice in the morning with blue green algae and a host of other nutritional goodies making an energizing "green drink". But, by far my mainstay is sencha or gunpowder green tea with peppermint. I am addicted to it, my tradeoff for coffee. My mornings and evenings are not the same without it. And on the subject of alcohol, my friends, nothing is like a homebrew. I am just finishing a batch of wheat/barley brew made back in Jan./Feb. Three left out of a case and sixer. This should give you an idea of how much I drink. Noooootttt much! In Dec. I will have about four gallons of mead finished. Apple mead, no less, made from local organic honey and the water from my two hundred foot well. My neighbor has the best water I have ever tasted and would have used it in the brewing, but mine is a definite runner up. He is on a two hindred foot well, also. Same water table, but his is so clean and alive it's even better than Trinity water. Probably because it is not in plastic. Anyway, back to the idea of drinks. I enjoy a good alcoholic beverage on occasion. Typically, I stick to brew and no hard alcohols like whiskey, tequila, and vodka. But, I have sweet spot for Tanqeuray (sp?) and also lemoncello. Not a big wine fan, although mead is a wine. It's just plain good, though! But, as with any alcohol a little goes a long way with me and I like it that way. I go for the flavors and artistry in the process of making it.
Anyone ever heard of a beverage called rejuvelac? It is made from fermented wheatberries and water. I used to make that alot, as well as wheatgrass juice. Both very healthy and energizing.
Urine I will never try unless measures call for it. Know a story of a local man who burned his face nearly off and healed it by drinking his urine! His name is Tater Bug. Real live hillbilly from Arkansas!