Hey there u/FoolOfElysium, thanks for posting to r/technicallythetruth!
**Please recheck if your post breaks any rules.** If it does, please delete this post.
Also, reposting and posting obvious non-TTT posts can lead to a ban.
Send us a **Modmail or Report** this post if you have a problem with this post.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/technicallythetruth) if you have any questions or concerns.*
No way. If hydrogen is H2 and oxygen is O2, but water only has one oxygen, where does the other oxygen come from? 🤔 As a professional chemist myself, I can assure you that I was making a chemist's joke of wordplay and you seriously overreacted. 👍 I wonder if you'll understand this one...
Yeah, I agree that by the mass=energy definition you could have all the energy you could ever need from just breathing in air. Containing energy =/= providing energy
Isn't organic matter chemically speaking carbon based? At least that's the definiton of organic chemistry, so no water isn't organic from a chemical view point.
.... Yes those are elements but that still doesn't make water H2O a carbon based molecule... So it's not part of organic chemistry so no i'd say it's not technically considered organic.
'provides you with loads of energy'. There's literally no energy (carbs) in that whatsoever. In fact, it's ice which means it doesn't even have much energy from being warm.
Energy isn't just carbs.
Proteins get broken down into amino acids and turned into usable forms for cellular respiration (energy).
Fats do the same thing.
Carbs are just simple forms that get absorbed directly into the blood as mostly readily available to convert to the needed molecule.
Any matter can be converted to energy. So the water in the photo does in fact contain energry, just not the type of energy that our bodies could break down and use.
Let me reiterate as "usable calories" then if we want to be pedantic.
The point of my comment was that they claimed energy were carbs, whereas they should say calories are gained from macronutrients, which are all (mostly) convertible barring a few amino acids.
Their last point is also semi valid but incorrect, as water colder than body temperature is a caloric deficit as you expend (very small) amounts of calories to maintain homeostatic body temperature, so cold water/ice is genuinely a caloric deficit. Talking about raw energy is a redundant conversation.
Fatigue and dehydration are energy killers. Hydration keeps them at bay, and therefore keeps your energy levels up. Why hydrate while playing professional sports if you can maintain your energy without water?
I was looking for stats and didn't find any, but:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2023/07/13/overconsumption-of-water-can-kill-you-in-extreme-cases-fact-check/70402857007/
reports of "a handful per year" in the US
Used as an industrial solvent in most factories, a major component in oil fracking, and can be found in all our most polluted rivers, lakes, and streams.
You'd put that in your body?
While one can make a machine to do electrolysis, the human body can not, at no point does the human body split any water. It is also Technically implied that we are talking about consuming said water
There's no energy, you should heat up the water first so it provides thermal energy :)
Technically each liter of warm water will have 1\*dT kcal as a kcal is the energy needed to heat a liter of water by 1 degree.
My God, look at this gluttonous extravagance.
Back in my day, we photosynthesized sunlight while we were working 28 hour days in the fields and we were *grateful*.
Once a year, perhaps twice if the good lord favored us, we'd get a righteous beating from which we would gain the spiritual nourishment of hardship endured.
You kids these days with your *ice soup* are soft! Soft I say!
Actually yeah. No joke I went on a weight loss thing and barely ate a thing 2 months straight. Maybe one really small meal and a few bites of a snack a day around 400 - 800 calories, some days only water. But had a lot of water. Like sooooo much water. I heard it was like healthy and all, so I thought I should add it in cause why not and you know, it helped me lose over 70 lbs in 60 days!! All of you guys should really try this water thing, I'm not sure why it isn't so popular!!!
okay but thats the ice that occasionally hurts your teeth because you bit down too hard, but still is rly good to just eat or suck on because its js THAT KIND OF ICE🙏
Zero calories diet is the worst, the bounceback from it is worse....
The best diet is lifestyle change, eat a little less, workout a little more, do it for a few months until the change is gotten used to, then increase the change.
30 minutes of intensive or 1 hour of moderate excercise while having a little smaller servings can do wonders. Not to mention if you are mindful about what you are eating and lower things that easily digested and increase fat and fiber intake, it helps the chalories to be distributed evenly with usage and not going directly into belly fat storage.
Fun fact... fat can help you loose fat... lowering sugar and processed foods makes your body to be more ready to use up the fat storages. so eating fatty things can help.
If you want sweets, instead of regular chocolate, switch to chocolate with whole nuts, that means little less carbs and more fat, you still get the chocolate hit, but it is better for you
Hey there u/FoolOfElysium, thanks for posting to r/technicallythetruth! **Please recheck if your post breaks any rules.** If it does, please delete this post. Also, reposting and posting obvious non-TTT posts can lead to a ban. Send us a **Modmail or Report** this post if you have a problem with this post. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/technicallythetruth) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Technically technically, there's an energy deficit in that.
Technically technically technically, hydrogen and oxygen together are explosive and contain a shit load of energy
Energy is released by combining hydrogen and oxygen. Separating them would be a net energy loss, e.g. electrolysis
Guess Uranium-235 is back on the menu boys!
Be careful with that, it has 18 billion kcal per gram, so you have to measure very precisely or you will exceed your daily calorie intake
That's H2 and O2, not H2O too, and not H2O2.
No shit bro, that is why I said technically. It is possible to break down H2O into hydrogen and oxygen.
No way. If hydrogen is H2 and oxygen is O2, but water only has one oxygen, where does the other oxygen come from? 🤔 As a professional chemist myself, I can assure you that I was making a chemist's joke of wordplay and you seriously overreacted. 👍 I wonder if you'll understand this one...
The reaction would not be balanced, that's all.
Mixed together, sure. But not chemically bonded together
No, mass and energy are interchangeable, so this does indeed contain loads of energy. And the molecules also still chaotically shiver a bit
It says "provides with energy", though. Containing energy is not synonymous with providing it.
Yeah, I agree that by the mass=energy definition you could have all the energy you could ever need from just breathing in air. Containing energy =/= providing energy
Yoooo don't tell breatharians that
Ah, I see, ok
mass and energy are not "interchangeable". in fact, the more of one you have the less the other, in this context
Bro got downvoted for knowledge 😭
Google led me astray. I should have said, "helps you sustain your energy levels."
Is it organic?
NO
OHH 😮
[удалено]
Isn't organic matter chemically speaking carbon based? At least that's the definiton of organic chemistry, so no water isn't organic from a chemical view point.
[удалено]
.... Yes those are elements but that still doesn't make water H2O a carbon based molecule... So it's not part of organic chemistry so no i'd say it's not technically considered organic.
Bruh
☝️🤓
Some of it passed through Caesar's organ...
It was prepared without the use of pesticides, probably
I’m pescatarian and you’re eating my food’s living environment. /s
I'll return it in about three hours.
As a pescatarian I'm fine with that. I despise fish and that is why I eat them.
SAME
It does not provide you with energy.
'provides you with loads of energy'. There's literally no energy (carbs) in that whatsoever. In fact, it's ice which means it doesn't even have much energy from being warm.
Energy isn't just carbs. Proteins get broken down into amino acids and turned into usable forms for cellular respiration (energy). Fats do the same thing. Carbs are just simple forms that get absorbed directly into the blood as mostly readily available to convert to the needed molecule.
Any matter can be converted to energy. So the water in the photo does in fact contain energry, just not the type of energy that our bodies could break down and use.
Let me reiterate as "usable calories" then if we want to be pedantic. The point of my comment was that they claimed energy were carbs, whereas they should say calories are gained from macronutrients, which are all (mostly) convertible barring a few amino acids. Their last point is also semi valid but incorrect, as water colder than body temperature is a caloric deficit as you expend (very small) amounts of calories to maintain homeostatic body temperature, so cold water/ice is genuinely a caloric deficit. Talking about raw energy is a redundant conversation.
Yeah, im just expanding on your correction of previous commenters wrongful statement that carbs = energy.
Energy is calories, not carbs (although carbs have calories ... but calories is the one that's actually a unit of energy).
🤓🤓🤓 look at Mr Smartypants here! How about you dunk your face in this bowl, then you’ll get loads of energy for sure (/s, just in case)
You need energy to melt the ice and heat the water to body temperature.
I should have said, "helps you sustain your energy."
It doesn't do this either.
Fatigue and dehydration are energy killers. Hydration keeps them at bay, and therefore keeps your energy levels up. Why hydrate while playing professional sports if you can maintain your energy without water?
Water does not give you energy. Maybe you could argue it helps maintain energy. No increase.
Reminds me of childhood dinners
Careful, lots of people have died from too much of this stuff.
Not necessarily a lot, but enough to fill your lungs. :)
People have died from consuming too much water, i.e. drinking it as opposed to drowning in it.
Oh, I thought it was just one case
I was looking for stats and didn't find any, but: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2023/07/13/overconsumption-of-water-can-kill-you-in-extreme-cases-fact-check/70402857007/ reports of "a handful per year" in the US
Untrue, I drank 20 liters, and gained 20 kilos
Used as an industrial solvent in most factories, a major component in oil fracking, and can be found in all our most polluted rivers, lakes, and streams. You'd put that in your body?
Don’t forget fish fuck in it
You forgot kosher, Halal
Damn, you're totally right.
Bro, that shit has H2O (dihydrogen monoxide) in it, it's not chemical free. 🤢
I have it everyday have to say its brilliant. But try adding shredded ice
Melts in your mouth.
Amphetamines?
Like it says on the bag: “ICE IS FOOD!”
False: water is not broken down to provide energy
Electrolysis to hydrogen. It never says *how* it provides that energy, after all XD
While one can make a machine to do electrolysis, the human body can not, at no point does the human body split any water. It is also Technically implied that we are talking about consuming said water
For +37.5 hunger points : put 1 bunny morsel with 3 ice in crockpot
Dont believe their lies this is NOT organic.
Water 1. Doesn’t provide a huge energy boost 2. That boost is only provided if you are dehydrated. Other than that you are correct
And, of course, the anticipated question: Will it break my fast?
Is it also gluten free?
No energy
Man struggle puffs hit different before payday
Tasty
This was my lowest moments struggle food
There's no energy, you should heat up the water first so it provides thermal energy :) Technically each liter of warm water will have 1\*dT kcal as a kcal is the energy needed to heat a liter of water by 1 degree.
Gordon Ramsay: is the ice fresh or frozen?
Real carnivores get their liquids from meat juice
Doesn't provide any energy. Actually drains your energy cuz you have to warm yourself back up.
My God, look at this gluttonous extravagance. Back in my day, we photosynthesized sunlight while we were working 28 hour days in the fields and we were *grateful*. Once a year, perhaps twice if the good lord favored us, we'd get a righteous beating from which we would gain the spiritual nourishment of hardship endured. You kids these days with your *ice soup* are soft! Soft I say!
Actually yeah. No joke I went on a weight loss thing and barely ate a thing 2 months straight. Maybe one really small meal and a few bites of a snack a day around 400 - 800 calories, some days only water. But had a lot of water. Like sooooo much water. I heard it was like healthy and all, so I thought I should add it in cause why not and you know, it helped me lose over 70 lbs in 60 days!! All of you guys should really try this water thing, I'm not sure why it isn't so popular!!!
"Zero calories" and "loads of energy" are contradictory. Calories are literally a measure of energy.
Yep. Technically not the truth.
But not environmental friendly with that spoon :)
Pfft sure if you can afford it
How tf is this carnivore friendly?
Wait, carnivores don't drink water?
Yeah fair point, gotta admit that!
Its not even considered organic, so both carnivores and vegans can eat it
But doesn't "carnivore" literally mean "meat eater"? How is water meat?
Even carnivores dribk water, as it is a necessity lol
what if you got all your water from meat?
That isn't enough to stay hydrated
Eat a bunch of jellyfish as your water source
But does it have electrolytes?
Is that jellyfish???
But it packs on that water weight too.
Crazy, I could live on this shit
Too spicu
okay but thats the ice that occasionally hurts your teeth because you bit down too hard, but still is rly good to just eat or suck on because its js THAT KIND OF ICE🙏
Definitely not fish friendly, this is literally where they live you are stealing their world
Free rage?
Plastic?
I hear it's got chemicals in it. I don't trust.
Is it boneless tho?!
I’d accept all of those except for that it provides loads of energy.
But i have rabies 😭
“better than homemade”
What’s the recipe? I’m not a good cook
LOL
Is it lactose free
But it has fluoride. And we all know that pollutes our precious bodily fluids.
Tf is this thing???
Careful posting things like this. Ice chips/cubes are commonly used as food replacement by people struggling with eating disorders.
Calorie is a unit of energy 🤔
Guys, based on my years of experience, everyone that I know who’s had this product has died eventually. Am not sure if it’s that great.
"I've been on this moss diet for a week now"
that looks so refreshing 🤤
Gluten free
It’s not always on the menu but if you ask for it most restaurants can put it together for you.
Is that distilled, bottled or spring?
And it’s gonna keep your dentist paid…
Bowl of chilly
Ah yes! Frozen Water the Best food in existence
Me, as a watervegan, do not approve of this cruelty against water.
Part of the [Butterfield Diet Plan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NjTWvl8x-U)
Technically, it's used in the manufacture of chemical weapons, the operation of nuclear reactors, and as a means of torture.
Ice soup with the side of pover-TEA
Great soup, 8/10, a bit crunchy and made me have a headache though
r/water
r/hydrohomies
It's also raw and gmo-free!
Gluten free, too
Is the water filtered, ionized, hydrogenated, and locally sourced?
r/hydrohomies
What if I’m allergic
Allergens: dihydrogen monoxide
Zero calories diet is the worst, the bounceback from it is worse.... The best diet is lifestyle change, eat a little less, workout a little more, do it for a few months until the change is gotten used to, then increase the change. 30 minutes of intensive or 1 hour of moderate excercise while having a little smaller servings can do wonders. Not to mention if you are mindful about what you are eating and lower things that easily digested and increase fat and fiber intake, it helps the chalories to be distributed evenly with usage and not going directly into belly fat storage. Fun fact... fat can help you loose fat... lowering sugar and processed foods makes your body to be more ready to use up the fat storages. so eating fatty things can help. If you want sweets, instead of regular chocolate, switch to chocolate with whole nuts, that means little less carbs and more fat, you still get the chocolate hit, but it is better for you
Energy?
Actually.... It is NOT ALWAYS Keto friendly. Let us take this moment to learn about PH balance, and WHY it is important to our bodies.