Plus as the survivor of a pulmonary embolism, I've learned the importance of staying hydrated. I have the occasional boozy drink, allow myself a coffee or two and tea each day, but lots of water now. Thanks, Don.
Thanks for these numbers and the information…..as a moderate coffee drinker and an over 30+ years as a recovering alcoholic ( and someone who drinks a lot of water as a rule and very few to no soft drinks) I hopefully will continue to come out on top as far as the numbers go.
Plus as the survivor of a pulmonary embolism, I've learned the importance of staying hydrated. I have the occasional boozy drink, allow myself a coffee or two and tea each day, but lots of water now. Thanks, Don.
Thanks for these numbers and the information…..as a moderate coffee drinker and an over 30+ years as a recovering alcoholic ( and someone who drinks a lot of water as a rule and very few to no soft drinks) I hopefully will continue to come out on top as far as the numbers go.
Kathy, it sounds like you're doing everything right.
Thank you for this information.
Love the opening quote! Remembering that we’re smarter than at least one president helps keep things in perspective.
As a person with AFIB, I can’t deal with caffeine or alcohol. Hope the absence of both is a net gain.