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  1. 06-03-2008, 11:34 AM #1
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    Default Drinking water out of a bottle can age you

    I was listening to the radio this morn & heard a convo about how women are getting those lines around their mouths like smokers get and were wondering why. When you think of it you really are making that same puckery face smokers use to inhale on their cigs. I think I'll pour my water into a glass, lol.
    Found something online about it.

    http://www.nbc10.com/health/16302298...phi&psp=health
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  2. 06-03-2008, 11:35 AM #2
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    I can't drink out of a bottle or can (or with a straw). It makes me extremely burpy
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    Thanks for the info Heather! No lines for you!
    Sorry, I couldn't resist.
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    Well if you drink out of a wide-mouth bottle like Nalgene offers it's like drinking out of a glass...
    Not to mention it's REUSABLE and you only pay for it once.

    This is the one I have:
    http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/store...l.aspx?ID=1185

    P.S. Nalgene is phasing our their polycarbonate bottles because of the toxic bisphenol A it contains. The one I have is the safer HDPE.
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    That is very interesting. I think I better go pour my water into a glass. Yikes! I sure don't need no help with getting those lines.
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    I'll be careful about hitting the bottle from now on Darlene.....thanx!

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    Never would have thought of that, thanks for the heads up!
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    I am so glad to hear I am not the only one who does not drink from bottles, cans, etc... The only water I drink is bottled water. But, it must be poured in a glass, over ice, no straw. I also cannot drink out of cans. It grosses me out. Again, it has to be poured in a glass, over ice, no straw.

    DH thinks I am because of the way I drink. He gets so irritated at me when I ask him to go back to the concession stand to get me a cup of ice or back into the gas station for one. Now I can just tell him I am doing it to avoid wrinkles. You know, trying to stay attractive for him. Ha! Ha! Ha!
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    Yikes! I better start using a glass too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darlene View Post
    I was listening to the radio this morn & heard a convo about how women are getting those lines around their mouths like smokers get and were wondering why. When you think of it you really are making that same puckery face smokers use to inhale on their cigs. I think I'll pour my water into a glass, lol.
    Found something online about it.
    http://www.nbc10.com/health/16302298...phi&psp=health
    Wow! Never thought of that before. It's just like pursing your mouth if you smoke. I don't drink out of the bottles or cans often but you can bet I'll be looking for a cup or glass from now on.
    Thanks for the heads up.
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    I want to know who has so much freakin' time on their hands that they sit around doing studies on how/when/why women acquire wrinkles? What about the MEN???
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    YIKES!!!!!!!!! No more bottles for me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by acidcookie View Post
    Well if you drink out of a wide-mouth bottle like Nalgene offers it's like drinking out of a glass...
    Not to mention it's REUSABLE and you only pay for it once.

    This is the one I have:
    http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/store...l.aspx?ID=1185

    P.S. Nalgene is phasing our their polycarbonate bottles because of the toxic bisphenol A it contains. The one I have is the safer HDPE.
    Thanks! so ladies you can still have your water with you just get a wide mouth one like this & be conscience of how you drink it.
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    It's the toxins from the smoke that cause the wrinkles, not the puffing.

    I don't intend to ditch my bottle. It's got a fairly wide rim, so I figure I'm safe!
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    It's the toxins from the smoke that cause the wrinkles, not the puffing.

    I don't intend to ditch my bottle. It's got a fairly wide rim, so I figure I'm safe!
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