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You may like cool water, but probably your mother has told you that warm H2O is advisable. Isn’t correct? How about drinking warm H2O during and after your run on treadmill?Some individuals advocate cold water when one is heavily working out due to following reasons:• During physical activity, body temperature rises above the average 37C. Drinking cold H2O brings down the body’s temperature to its average range. Sweating from running, kicking and jumping also helps lower the body’s temperature. In fact, studies show that cool H2O is soaked up more rapidly from the stomach than warm water. It gives an instant result of cooling down the body. This makes dehydration less likely, permitting us to run harder and savor the sport even more. Source• Second, opposed to what most believe, cool foods and drinks do not damage any of our internal organs, so we can feel free to savor them.Another school of thinking, including my mum, believes that cool water will give a “jolt” to our bodies, particularly during exercise. They think that warm H2O should be the alternative. For me, the water should not be so hot that it stings your oral cavity, or so cold that it is irritating.Personally, I favor room temperature or more or less cool H2O when I work out in gym. The desired water temperature is determined by cultural and learned doings. If frigidity aids you to drink big measures of water while you are exercising, then keep it cold.By the way, our bodies do not expend calories when absorbing cold water. In other words, drinking cool water will not make our body to drop off weight. So, it is a myth around losing weight by drinking cold H2O.Cold, room temperature or hot H2O, Next time your standing by the Water Cooler you’ll have to decide, which way do you favor when you are exercising?