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When               it               comes               to               health               and               fitness               there               are               not               many               absolute               truths.

Topics               that               seem               fairly               straightforward               often               result               in               confusion               or               cause               people               to               have               opposing               viewpoints.

In               some               cases,               differing               opinions               can               all               be               correct,               but               each               one               may               only               true               under               certain               circumstances.

However,               when               it               comes               to               the               question               of               whether               drinking               cold               water               burns               more               calories               than               drinking               warm               water,               there               is               a               scientific               truth.

The               interesting               thing               about               this               issue               is               the               question               can               be               easily               answered               by               examining               the               definition               of               a               calorie.

Merriam-Webster               Online               defines               a               calorie               as               "the               amount               of               heat               required               to               raise               the               temperature               of               one               kilogram               of               water               one               degree               Celsius."               This               may               sound               a               little               confusing,               but               with               a               little               simplification               and               some               measurement               conversions,               it               becomes               obvious               that               drinking               colder               water               does               in               fact               burn               more               calories.
               The               most               important               part               of               this               definition               is               that               calories               are               defined               by               the               amount               of               energy               it               takes               to               raise               the               temperature               of               water               within               your               body.

To               calculate               the               amount               of               calories               burned               with               US               measurements,               we               need               to               do               a               couple               conversions.
               First,               1               kilogram               (or               1000               grams)               of               water               weight               is               equal               to               1               liter               in               volume,               which               corresponds               to               33.8               ounces               or               4.2               glasses               of               water               (8oz               each).

To               convert               the               temperature               of               water,               you               can               use               the               following               equations:               1°Celsius               =               (Fahrenheit               temperature               -               32)               divided               by               1.8               or               1°Fahrenheit               =               (Celsius               temperature               multiplied               by               1.8)               +               32.
               A               glass               of               ice               water               is               around               38°Fahrenheit               or               3.3°Celsius,               although               this               varies               depending               on               the               temperature               and               the               amounts               of               ice               and               water               in               the               glass.

The               normal               temperature               of               the               human               body               is               about               98.6°F               or               37°C,               although               there               is               some               variance               here               as               well.

The               final               piece               of               information               that               explains               why               colder               water               burns               more               calories               is               that               the               human               body               naturally               increases               the               temperature               of               consumed               water               to               your               normal               body               temperature.
               In               other               words,               if               you               drink               cold               water,               your               body               will               spend               energy               (burn               calories)               to               warm               it               up.

For               example,               say               you               drink               8.4               glasses               of               ice               water               (3.3°C)               per               day,               which               is               just               over               the               typical               recommendation               of               8               glasses               per               day.

On               a               side               note,               the               actual               requirement               varies               from               person               to               person               and               some               medical               organizations               recommend               more               than               8               glasses               of               fluid               per               day1.
               From               the               definition               of               a               calorie,               we               can               figure               out               that               the               water               must               be               increased               by               33.7°C               (37°C               -               3.3°C).

This               means               your               body               burns               33.7               calories               for               every               1000grams               or               4.2               glasses               of               (3.3°C)               water               consumed.

Therefore,               drinking               8.4               glasses               of               3.3°C               or               38°F               water               will               burn               about               67.4               more               calories               than               drinking               the               same               amount               of               water               at               37°C               or               98.6°F               (regular               body               temperature).
               Based               on               human               physiology               and               the               definition               of               a               calorie,               we               can               see               that               without               a               doubt,               drinking               colder               water               does               burn               more               calories.

So               now               the               important               question               is               how               does               this               impact               your               ability               to               lose               weight?
               It               is               important               to               note               that               the               above               calorie               burning               numbers               were               found               by               comparing               cold               water               to               water               at               body               temperature.

Realistically,               few               people               drink               98.6°F               water,               so               it               is               more               appropriate               to               compare               drinking               cold               water               to               drinking               water               at               room               temperature.

Since               room               temperature               water               is               generally               around               60-75°F,               the               number               of               extra               calories               burned               by               drinking               cold               water               will               not               be               as               large.
               However,               even               when               comparing               ice               water               to               room               temperature               water,               you               still               end               up               burning               approximately               30               more               calories               a               day               by               drinking               ice               water.

30               extra               calories               burned               in               a               day               may               not               seem               like               much,               but               it               adds               up               over               time.
               Over               the               course               of               a               year,               30               extra               calories               per               day               adds               up               to               total               10,950               calories,               which               translates               to               a               little               over               3               pounds               of               fat.

Therefore,               just               by               drinking               ice               water               instead               of               room               temperature               water,               you               could               potentially               lose               3               pounds               over               the               course               of               a               year.
               This               is               not               a               huge               amount,               but               it               does               show               that               you               can               create               a               small               increase               in               weight               loss               just               by               drinking               cold               water.

However,               it               is               important               to               point               out               that               the               calorie               burning               benefits               of               drinking               cold               water               do               not               come               anywhere               close               to               the               calorie               burning               and               health               benefits               you               get               from               eating               right               and               exercising,               so               it               is               important               to               keep               things               in               perspective.
               I               would               never               design               a               weight               loss               program               based               solely               on               drinking               cold               water,               but               considering               that               drinking               water               is               something               you               should               do               anyway,               you               may               as               well               keep               your               water               on               the               cold               side.

You               may               as               well               benefit               from               the               little               extra               calorie               burning,               especially               when               it               requires               so               little               effort.
               References:
               1.

Mayo               Clinic               Staff,               Water:               How               much               should               you               drink               every               day?,               MayoClinic.com
               http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/water/NU00283
               2.

Merriam-Webster               Online               -               http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/calorie
               Additional               Source:               
               14               years               of               experience               and               education               in               health               and               fitness






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